West Brom
Southampton
Match summary
West Brom and Southampton shared the points in a 1-1 draw. West Brom led 1-0 at half-time.
Isaac Price put West Brom ahead from the penalty spot in the 22nd minute and Samuel Edozie equalised in the 53rd minute.
West Brom had the better of the chances, with 2.46 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots to Southampton's 1.64 from 10.
West Brom and Southampton shared the points in their Championship matchday 14 fixture after a hard-fought encounter that ended in a draw. West Brom dominated territory and possession with 53 percent of the ball, while registering 17 shots compared to the visitors' 10. The home side also produced 5 shots on target against 3, and recorded an expected goals total of 2.09 to Southampton's 1.33. Both teams engaged in a physical contest, with West Brom committing 13 fouls and Southampton 10, resulting in 2 yellow cards for the hosts and 1 for the away side.
The key action began in the first half when West Brom took the lead through an Isaac Price penalty in the 22nd minute, sending the hosts into the interval ahead at 1-0. Following a half-time substitution that saw Nathaniel Phillips replace George Campbell, Southampton equalised in the 53rd minute thanks to a goal from Samuel Edozie. The match grew increasingly fractious as Callum Styles, T. Eckert and Rabby Nzingoula received yellow cards in quick succession around the hour mark. Further substitutions were made by both sides before Flynn Downes was booked for a foul in the 77th minute, and the score remained level until the full-time whistle.
