I don't think Tonda Eckert will be too keen to read this, but I think he got his team selection wrong in what turned out to be a game of two halves, all in all though a tough game come…

The Ugly Inside argues that Southampton manager Tonda Eckert got his starting lineup wrong against West Bromwich Albion, specifically criticizing the decision to start striker Divin Mubama. After trailing by a goal at halftime following a poor opening period, Southampton recovered to secure a 1-1 draw courtesy of an early second-half equalizer from Sam Edozie.
The writer notes that Southampton showed resilience to claim an away point despite missing injured players Leo Scienza, Cyle Larin, and Casper Jander. The article highlights that Eckert waited too long to make substitutions before introducing Lewis Dobbin, and argues the club must target a central striker in the January transfer window.
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