Saturday's draw ended Brighton's six match losing streak but also exposed some familiar failings.
Once again Graham Potter's team played some impressive football and dominated large chunks of the match against Dean Smith's strugglers.
But it was Albion's inability to convert chances that once again proved to be the main cause of concern for home fans.
Neal Maupay missed opportunities - including a penalty - while Solly March, Danny Welbeck and Joel Veltman all had chances to break the deadlock.
It could have been worse for Brighton as Norwich almost nicked an unlikely victory when Milot Rashica blazed high over the bar from inside the area.
Potter's men have 34 points this season. They have the joint highest amount of draws with 13 and have scored just 26 times all season - only Burnley and Norwich have fewer.
Smith's men remain rooted to the bottom and the Canaries seem destined to return to the Championship.
Elsewhere Frank Lampard's and Everton's troubles continued as they went down 2-1 West Ham while Newcastle were walloped 5-1 by Antonio Conte's Tottenham.
Brentford had the result of the weekend as they fought back to topple Chelsea 4-1 at Stamford Bridge.
Burnley and Watford remain in serious trouble after defeats to Man City and Liverpool respectively, while Leeds are not yet out of danger after their 1-1 draw against Southampton.
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5. Tottenham Hotspur
Harry Kane’s return to form has brought about a strong second half of the season for Spurs, but Antonio Conte’s side are likely to just miss out on a Champions League finish. The Italian will hope to build on these strong performances as they head into next season.
6. Manchester United (62 points)
The 2021/22 season has been a particularly unhappy one for United with numerous reports of a split dressing room hitting the news. Ralf Rangnick will likely end his term as United manager with a Europa League spot as his side fails to break into the top four.
7. West Ham (60 points)
David Moyes’ side have been hovering around the Champions League and Europa League places, but they’re predicted to finish seventh.
8. Wolves (57 points)
Wolves new manager Bruno Lage has enjoyed an impressive first season and will improve his side’s 2020/21 finish of 13th as they look likely to break into the top 10.