Southampton v Newcastle United, 15 October 2017

Score2-2
RefereeKevin Friend
CompetitionPremier League
VenueSt Mary's Stadium
Attendance31,437

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Kick-off: 4.00pm Southampton had now lost only one of their last 24 home league games against Newcastle United (won 16).

2 Southampton

2 Newcastle United

Goals:

Manolo Gabbiadini 49 G
Manolo Gabbiadini penalty 75 P

Goals:

Isaac Hayden 20 G
Ayoze Pérez 51 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Fraser Forster
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Virgil van Dijk
Defender Maya Yoshida
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Bertrand
Defender/Midfielder Mario Lemina
Midfielder/Forward Nathan Redmond
Midfielder/Forward Oriol Romeu
Midfielder/Forward Dušan Tadić
Forward Manolo Gabbiadini
Forward Shane Long

Starting lineup:

Rob Elliot Goalkeeper
Jamaal Lascelles Defender
Florian Lejeune Defender
Javi Manquillo Defender
DeAndre Yedlin Defender
Isaac Hayden Defender/Midfielder
Christian Atsu Midfielder
Matt Ritchie Midfielder
Jonjo Shelvey Midfielder
Ayoze Pérez Midfielder/Forward
Joselu Forward

Substitutions:

Sofiane Boufal for Nathan Redmond 57
Steven Davis for Oriol Romeu 67
Charlie Austin for Shane Long 82

Substitutions:

Mikel Merino for Ayoze Pérez 63
Dwight Gayle for Joselu 68
Jacob Murphy for Christian Atsu 82

Cards:

Manolo Gabbiadini 77 Y

Cards:

DeAndre Yedlin 40 Y
Isaac Hayden 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy
Defender Wesley Hoedt
Defender/Midfielder Sam McQueen
Midfielder Steven Davis
Midfielder James Ward-Prowse
Midfielder/Forward Sofiane Boufal
Forward Charlie Austin

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Karl Darlow
Defender Jesús Gámez
Defender/Midfielder Ciaran Clark
Midfielder Mikel Merino
Midfielder Jacob Murphy
Midfielder/Forward Mo Diamé
Forward Dwight Gayle

Comments:

League position: 10th Only AFC Bournemouth had now been awarded as many penalties as Southampton in the Premier League in 2017 (seven). This was the first time since the opening day of the 2016-17 season that the Saints had come from behind at half-time in a Premier League game to earn a point. They had failed to score in eight of their preceding nine home games in the Premier League. Southampton manager Mauricio Pellegrino said: “I think the anxiety to try to score the second sometimes you lost control. Maybe that is my responsibility because I tell my players we have to play more direct in the second-half to try to create something close to the box because Newcastle defensively are really good and close the penetrating passes really well and sometimes you have to break the game, to be a little bit chaotic to try and create something.”

Comments:

League position: 9th Newcastle United scored an away goal in the first-half of a Premier League game for the first time since a 1-5 defeat at Crystal Palace on 28 November 2015. The Magpies had now taken six points from their last 15 away games in the Premier League (won one, lost 11). Isaac Hayden scored his first goal in the Premier League in his eighth appearance in the competition. Newcastle United Rafa Benitez said: “I am disappointed that 3,200 fans came on a Sunday and had another long trip. It was a pity not to give them the chance not to go back with the three points. I am sure some will be happy. I like the team with a lot of the things we did but I was not happy with the goals we conceded. Overall it was a good performance and great game to watch for everybody.”

2 Southampton

Goals:

Manolo Gabbiadini 49 G
Manolo Gabbiadini penalty 75 P

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Fraser Forster
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Virgil van Dijk
Defender Maya Yoshida
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Bertrand
Defender/Midfielder Mario Lemina
Midfielder/Forward Nathan Redmond
Midfielder/Forward Oriol Romeu
Midfielder/Forward Dušan Tadić
Forward Manolo Gabbiadini
Forward Shane Long

Substitutions:

Sofiane Boufal for Nathan Redmond 57
Steven Davis for Oriol Romeu 67
Charlie Austin for Shane Long 82

Cards:

Manolo Gabbiadini 77 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy
Defender Wesley Hoedt
Defender/Midfielder Sam McQueen
Midfielder Steven Davis
Midfielder James Ward-Prowse
Midfielder/Forward Sofiane Boufal
Forward Charlie Austin

Comments:

League position: 10th Only AFC Bournemouth had now been awarded as many penalties as Southampton in the Premier League in 2017 (seven). This was the first time since the opening day of the 2016-17 season that the Saints had come from behind at half-time in a Premier League game to earn a point. They had failed to score in eight of their preceding nine home games in the Premier League. Southampton manager Mauricio Pellegrino said: “I think the anxiety to try to score the second sometimes you lost control. Maybe that is my responsibility because I tell my players we have to play more direct in the second-half to try to create something close to the box because Newcastle defensively are really good and close the penetrating passes really well and sometimes you have to break the game, to be a little bit chaotic to try and create something.”

2 Newcastle United

Goals:

Isaac Hayden 20 G
Ayoze Pérez 51 G

Starting lineup:

Rob Elliot Goalkeeper
Jamaal Lascelles Defender
Florian Lejeune Defender
Javi Manquillo Defender
DeAndre Yedlin Defender
Isaac Hayden Defender/Midfielder
Christian Atsu Midfielder
Matt Ritchie Midfielder
Jonjo Shelvey Midfielder
Ayoze Pérez Midfielder/Forward
Joselu Forward

Substitutions:

Mikel Merino for Ayoze Pérez 63
Dwight Gayle for Joselu 68
Jacob Murphy for Christian Atsu 82

Cards:

DeAndre Yedlin 40 Y
Isaac Hayden 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Karl Darlow
Defender Jesús Gámez
Defender/Midfielder Ciaran Clark
Midfielder Mikel Merino
Midfielder Jacob Murphy
Midfielder/Forward Mo Diamé
Forward Dwight Gayle

Comments:

League position: 9th Newcastle United scored an away goal in the first-half of a Premier League game for the first time since a 1-5 defeat at Crystal Palace on 28 November 2015. The Magpies had now taken six points from their last 15 away games in the Premier League (won one, lost 11). Isaac Hayden scored his first goal in the Premier League in his eighth appearance in the competition. Newcastle United Rafa Benitez said: “I am disappointed that 3,200 fans came on a Sunday and had another long trip. It was a pity not to give them the chance not to go back with the three points. I am sure some will be happy. I like the team with a lot of the things we did but I was not happy with the goals we conceded. Overall it was a good performance and great game to watch for everybody.”