Brighton & Hove Albion vs Leeds United
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Final score
Brighton & Hove Albion and Leeds United drew 2-2 on Friday, November 2, 2012 at American Express Stadium. Goals for Brighton: Craig Mackail-Smith (15' pen, 48'). Goals for Leeds: El-Hadji Diouf (36' pen) and Michael Brown (66').
Play by play
GOAL90'+5'Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
BHA 10 - 12 LEE- 90'+5'

William Buckley hits a good right footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
- 90'+5'

Patrick Kenny makes an outstanding save (Parry)
- 90'+4'

Andrew Crofts hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 90'+4'

Throw-in: Craig Mackail-Smith takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+4'

Throw-in: William Buckley takes it (Attacking)
GOAL90'+3'Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
BHA 10 - 11 LEE
GOAL90'+3'Tomasz Kuszczak takes a short goal kick
BHA 10 - 10 LEE- 90'+3'

Michael Tonge curls a good right footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
- 90'+2'

Andrew Crofts is awarded a yellow card. Reason: unsporting behaviour
- 90'+2'

Andrew Crofts commits a foul on Michael Brown resulting on a free kick for Leeds United
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Throw-in: William Buckley takes it (Attacking)
- 89'

Gary Dicker takes the corner kick from the left byline with his right foot and hits an inswinger to the near post, resulting in: open play
- 89'

Lee Peltier blocks the shot
- 89'

Gary Dicker hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: blocked
- 88'

Handball called on Luciano Becchio
- 87'

Gordon Greer commits a foul on Luciano Becchio resulting on a free kick for Leeds United
GOAL87'Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
BHA 9 - 10 LEE- 87'

Stephen Dobbie hits a good left footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
- 86'

Handball called on Craig Mackail-Smith
GOAL85'Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
BHA 9 - 9 LEE- 84'

Gary Dicker takes the corner kick from the right byline with his right foot and hits an outswinger to the near post, resulting in: open play
- 84'

Luciano Becchio clears the ball from danger.