Brighton 0-0 Nottingham Forest Highlights, FA Cup Quarter-Final: Visitors Win Penalty Shootout 4-3 To Barge Into Semis

The match will begin at 10:45pm India time. The Brighton Vs Nottingham Forest, FA Cup quarter-final clash will be live streamed on the SonyLiv app and website in India. It will be live telecast on the Sony Sports Network in India.

Here's how the two teams line up ahead of kick-off in Brighton:

Both teams appear to be feeling their way into this high-stakes encounter, which has seen a sluggish start with no real goal-scoring chances in the first 13 minutes. Forest earn two corners, but Jan Paul van Hecke clears them both with headers to keep Brighton safe.

Nottingham Forest are now enjoying the lion's share of the possession and controlling play, so to say. Brighton began decently but seem to have slipped since, and their boss Fabian Hurzeler appears rather concerned with the proceedings.

Still no gains for Brighton, who appear passive at this stage in the face of Nottingham Forest's charge. The scoreline is still 0-0, but the home team will need to do a lot more to threaten to score, and the spectators know as much.

The half-time whistle is blown after one minute of added time, and the scoreline remains 0-0. Though no goals have been scored yet, Nuno Espirito Santo will definitely be the happier of the two coaches with how play has panned out so far.

As opposed to a sluggish first half, especially from Brighton's perspective, the second half has seen a much more urgent start with several shots on goal across both ends in the first 10 or so minutes. Let's see if and when this translates into the opening goal of the encounter.

A penalty is awarded and then rescinded based on a VAR (Video Assistant Referee) referral. Elliot Anderson goes down in the box following a challenge from Kaoru Mitoma. VAR recommends that referee Peter Bankes goes and takes a look at the replay, and it is eventually ruled that the contact was enough for a penalty. Play resumes after a lengthy break and much reaction from the crowd. The game getting more tantalizing now.

The 90 minutes are done and eight minutes have been added to account for the VAR interruption and substitutions. Let's see if we can find a winner in this period.

There can be no winner in regulation time, and we are headed into extra time at the Falmer Stadium. An absolute humdinger is unfolding with very little to separate the two teams in the latter stages. Who will find that tiny bit of luck or resolve in crunch hour? Stay with us to find out.

So after over 100 minutes of goalless action, we are now in the midst of 30 minutes of extra time in order to decide a winner. Two halves of 15 minutes, designed to give ample time to both sides to conjure something special before a penalty shootout is needed.

Meanwhile, over in the Turkish Super Lig, Besiktas lead Galatasaray 2-1 with the match in added time post the regulation 90 minutes. Galatasaray are leading the Super Lig table with 71 points and remain unbeaten in their last five matches, securing three wins and two draws.

So 15 of the 30 extra-time minutes have elapsed, with no change to the scoreline. Most of the players are tired, barring the fresh legs substituted late in the game. An inspired moment is now needed to stop this match from going into penalties.

A brilliant save from Nottingham Forest's Belgian goalkeeper Matz Sels denies Diego Gomez a winner in the 20th minute of extra time. Brajan Gruda's cross meets a superb header from Gomez and the ball is headed into the Forest goal but a flying Sels tips it over the bar to frustrate the home crowd.

A goal is disallowed at the fag end of extra time. Brighton forward Joao Pedro puts it into the Forest net but Pervis Estupinan is clearly offside. And hence the extra time, too, ends goalless and we are headed for penalty shootouts.

Joao Pedro and Brajan Gruda score for Brighton, while Elliot Anderson and Callum Hudson-Odoi convert for Forest to keep it level after the first two iterations.

Ryan Yates drills the decisive penalty in to steer Nottingham Forest into the FA Cup semi-finals. The visitors win the penalties 4-3 after a goalless 120 minutes to book their ticket for Wembley Stadium. Despair for the home crowd, who expected Brighton to go through after a number of chances.

With the nerve-wracking victory, Nottingham Forest are headed to the Wembley Stadium, which will host the FA Cup semi-finals on April 26 and April 27. But the draw for the last-four games will be held on Sunday, March 30, after the quarter-final tie between Preston North End and Aston Villa.