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06-10-2007
Southampton 3-2 West Brom
Stern John's double helped Southampton beat West Brom in a thrilling match.
John opened the scoring after latching on to a Inigo Idiakez pass and firing into the bottom corner
Rudi Skacel's low drive made it 2-0 but the Baggies replied through Robert Koran, who converted Chris Brunt's cross from close range.
Koran scored again from Ishmael Miller's flick to level but, only two minutes later, John grabbed the winner after Idiakez's corner was not cleared.
Southampton: Davis, Ifil, Thomas, Dailly, Skacel, Dyer, Safri, Viafara, Idiakez (Surman 83), Saganowski (Euell 90), John.
Booked: Dyer.
Goals: John 17, Skacel 23, John 64.
West Brom: Kiely, Hoefkens, Barnett, Albrechtsen, Robinson, Gera (Beattie 74), Greening, Koren, Brunt (Morrison 74), Filipe Teixeira (MacDonald 46), Miller.
Booked: Greening, Robinson.
Goals: Koren 32, 62.
Att: 21,967
Ref: Pat Miller (Bedfordshire).
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Preston doubled their goals tally with a dominant display against Southampton.
Karl Hawley was on hand to slot after Paul Gallagher's initial shot was saved on 11 minutes, but Saints squared the game with a Billy Jones own goal.
But it was all North End after the break and Darren Carter scored a penalty at the second attempt after Wayne Thomas had fouled Gallagher.
Chris Sedgwick headed in Hawley's cross before Patrick Agyemang scored with two neat finishes in the final 10 minutes.
Preston boss Paul Simpson: "Karl did everything that was asked of him and took his chance superbly well. His overall link-up was first class.
"And the players did everything that we asked of them and they showed some character to come out after half-time and score four goals."
Southampton boss George Burley: "It wasn't a penalty, but if we give goals away and make mistakes we are going to lose matches.
"It is our aim now to bounce back against West Brom at the weekend."
Preston: Lonergan, Jones, Mawene, Chilvers, Hill (Lewis Neal 90), Sedgwick, Nicholls, Davidson, Carter, Gallagher (Agyemang 71), Hawley (Mellor 87).
Booked: Hill, Davidson, Sedgwick.
Goals: Hawley 12, Carter 58, Sedgwick 75, Agyemang 83, 90.
Southampton: Davis, Ostlund (Wright 67), Thomas, Dailly, Ifil, Surman, Viafara (Euell 66), Safri, Dyer, Saganowski (John 74), Rasiak.
Booked: Ostlund.
Goals: Jones 45 og.
Att: 10,279
Ref: Graham Laws (Tyne & Wear).
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Barnsley substitute Martin Devaney headed home an injury-time winner from close range.
Two free-kicks from Grant McCann had given the Tykes a two-goal lead before Marek Saganowski scored from close-range just before half-time.
Barnsley were reduced to 10-men when Dominik Werling was sent off for a second bookable offence.
Saints Inigo Idiakez thought he had grabbed a point from 12 yards in injury time until Devaney's late effort.
Southampton boss George Burley: "It was an amazing second half. When they went down to 10 men I thought we had it in us to go on and win.
"We have an experienced back four and as a manager you have to be upset to lose like that."
Barnsley manager Nigel Davey: "We were heavily beaten here last season but this is almost a new team so it made little difference.
"Domonik Werling cannot complain about being sent off. I hope he learns his lesson."
Southampton: Davis, Wright (Idiakez 81), Thomas, Dailly, Vignal, Hammill, Viafara, Safri, Surman, Saganowski (Rasiak 69), Wright-Phillips (John 46).
Booked: Safri.
Goals: Saganowski 45, Idiakez 90.
Barnsley: Muller, Nyatanga, Souza, Foster, Werling, Campbell-Ryce (Devaney 74), De Silva (Reid 90), Howard, McCann, Ferenczi (Togwell 66), Odejayi.
Sent Off: Werling (70).
Booked: Werling, Howard, Campbell-Ryce, De Silva, Devaney.
Goals: McCann 27, 40, Devaney 90.
Att: 19,151.
Ref: Michael Jones (Cheshire).
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