Southampton supervisor Ruben Selles couldn’t cover his disappointment after his aspect was denied a priceless victory at Premier League chief Arsenal in a 3-3 draw on Friday.
Goals by Carlos Alcaraz and Theo Walcott inside quarter-hour gave Southampton a shock early lead and when Duje Caleta-Car made it 3-1 within the 66th minute it appeared the Saints had been set for a primary win in seven league video games.
Victory would have lifted them off the foot of the desk and brought them to inside a degree of the security zone and extra importantly, given the squad a large enhance of confidence.
But targets within the 88th and ninetieth minutes by Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka broke Southampton’s hearts.
“That’s two points dropped, but from me we showed something. For me it also two points dropped, but it is very hard here. I told them they did a fantastic job and we need to continue,” Selles mentioned. “We showed character and we showed what we can do.
“We are proud of the work ethic and that is the way we need to follow from now.”
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Southampton now has six video games left to increase its 10-year keep within the high flight and captain James Ward-Prowse mentioned failing to hold on towards Arsenal was a “massive blow”.
“We took our chances really well and we knew they’d come on in the second half. It’s a good point to come here, but we are disappointed not to take all three,” he mentioned.
“We had lost our identity a bit and Ruben has definitely got that back on track with the high aggressive press.
“I think we tired towards the end and we came up against a world-class side. There here is still a lot of football. We’ve got to keep believing.”
Source: sportstar.thehindu.com