Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

It’s been end to end. I would imagine Regis le Bris will say to the players it has been too open. It could easily have been 3-2. There’s been opportunities for Diarra, Xhaka and Fofana.

Tutierov, I’m over the mean that he’s scored.

They’ve got to manage the game. See if they can get the second goal, get a little bit of a cushion.

Defensively, they’ve got in behind us too. Danso at times has been a little bit sloppy or clumsy - he needs to be a bit quicker.

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler speaking to TNT Sports about the changes: "I wouldn't say we have two teams. I think it's important to manage the energy of the players. All the players who are playing today they have the quality to play in the Premier League. And all of the players who are playing currently in the Premier League they have to keep going because the others are there to compete with them. For us it's very important to have this competition. It always makes teams better.

"These games are really good to give opportunities to players to perform and we give them these kind of opportunities not only because we have to manage the energy it's also because they deserve it. Every player who is on the pitch today deserve to be on the pitch. I think that’s very important to emphasise as well."

On their opponents: "Really impressive. We saw the [previous] games. Well structured in and out of possession, they'll be a tough opponent. We have to be ready for that."

On his 100th game in charge: "I go game by game, if it's 100 games of course it's something special. Great to be part of the journey, it’s great to be part of this amazing club. Hopefully we can keep going."

Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris has made six changes to the team that was beaten 2-0 by Bournemouth on Sunday.

Robin Roefs, Nordi Mukiele, Kevin Danso, Granit Xhaka and Timur Tuterov are the five players to keep their places in the starting XI for the Black Cats.

Sunderland XI: Roefs, Mukiele, Danso, O'Nien, Methalie; Xhaka, Ahoka; Angulo, Diarra, Fofana, Tutierov

Subs: Moore, Rigg, Alderete, Reinildd, Sadiki, Le Fee, Hume, Whittaker, Ogunsuyi, Jen, Jones, Scott, Proctor

Lech Poznan manager Niels Frederiksen has four changes to the side that were thrashed 4-0 by Bayer Leverkusen last week, with the Polish side chasing only their second-ever victory against English opposition.

Lech Poznan XI: Lis, Gurgul, Yegbe, Skrzypczak, Pereira, Murawski, Kozubal, Hakans, Rodriguez, Walemark, Ishak

Subs: Pruchniewski, Obremski, Janyszka, Bartczak, Jagiello, Berggren, Bengtsson, Palma, Szymczak, Agnero