It’s the same old from the Seagulls – plenty of possession but very little end product.
Neal Maupay, Lewis Dunk and Aaron Connolly have had half chances.
David McGoldrick went closest for United with a free kick, forcing a great save from Albion keeper Robert Sanchez.
Towards the end of half a glimmer of hope for the Albion as, after a VAR, John Lundestram was sent off for the Blades after clattering in to Joel Veltman.
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Time for potter to go, before it’s too late