Southampton were frustrated by a disciplined Hull City side, as they drew 0-0 against the Tigers after a last minute penalty by Dusan Tadic was saved by Hull ‘keeper Eldin Jakupovic.
Claude Puel made one change to the side that lost to Chelsea, as Nathan Redmond replaced James Ward-Prowse.
It was a tedious game as a whole and only really came to ‘life’ with essentially the last kick of the game when Alfred N’Diaye pulled down Maya Yoshida in the box.
The pressure was on Tadic’s shoulders and after missing a few crucial penalties this season, many fans including myself, had a feeling he wouldn’t convert from the spot, and we were right.
His low effort was well-saved by Jakupovic, who dived to his left and pushed the ball past the post, as Saints had a golden opportunities denied and were left with just one point instead of three.
Here are five things we learned after the draw:
