Southampton vs Brighton – Premier League as it happened
Aall the action from the meeting at St Mary’s
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Your support makes all the difference.Brighton snatched a point with a stoppage-time penalty.
Referee Anthony Taylor adjudged Duffy to have been fouled by James Ward-Prowse and Glenn Murray made no mistake from the spot to force a 2-2 draw.
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A stalemate on the South Coast, but that second-half was anything but stale.
The first half was a rather drab affair lit up by Pierre-Emile Højbjerg's superb low strike from 30 yards out, but the game came to life after the interval.
Danny Ings put Southampton firmly in the driving seat with a calmly-taken penalty after he was fouled, but Shane Duffy's swift reply gave Brighton renewed energy.
Chris Hughton's side looked a danger from set-pieces throughout and both their goals came via Duffy, the first a header from a lovely whipped ball by Anthony Knockaert and the second coming after the defender was adjudged to have been pulled down late on.
Glenn Murray stepped up to score his 98th Brighton goal and for the second game in a row the Seagulls have secured a draw after falling two goals behind.
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