Southampton played out an entertaining draw with West Brom, coming from behind to take a point from the game.

Southampton extended their post-international break unbeaten run to six matches following an entertaining 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns. After failing to register a shot in a difficult first half, manager Tonda Eckert made tactical adjustments that led to an improved second-half display, capped by Sam Edozie's 53rd-minute equalizing goal.
Saints Marching highlighted several takeaways from the match, noting that while Edozie scored, he struggled with duels and dribbles alongside fellow starter Divin Mubama. In contrast, Japan international Kuryu Matsuki earned praise for his physical presence, with the writer noting Southampton remains the division's form team despite an earlier four-point deduction.
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