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Southampton Keeper Claims Spectacular Goal in Last-Minute Draw Against Preston


Southampton Keeper Claims Spectacular Goal in Last-Minute Draw Against Preston

Keeper Gavin Bazunu steals the show with a sensational injury-time leveller

Southampton goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu caused chaos in the final seconds of the match against Preston as he got his head to a corner that deflected past the opposition's goalkeeper, resulting in a dramatic equalizer. The official verdict is still up in the air, with the goal being credited as a Brad Potts own goal. Nevertheless, Bazunu's incredible intervention led to a wild celebration from the young Republic of Ireland player.

Preston stages a comeback with a quickfire double

Preston's Milutin Osmajic proved to be a game-changer after coming on as a substitute at half-time. The Montenegro international striker scored a volley from a half-cleared free-kick that caught Bazunu by surprise, followed by a goal from Brad Potts who played a one-two with Osmajic. This quickfire double turned the tables for Preston and put Southampton on the back foot.

Kyle Walker-Peters ends goal drought with a stunning strike

Southampton's right-back Kyle Walker-Peters broke a 14-month goal drought with a remarkable goal. He charged forward, cut inside, and curled a beautiful shot with his left foot to beat Preston's goalkeeper. This goal provided a much-needed boost for Southampton after a frustrating start to the game.

Both teams battle to stay in the play-off chase

The match between Southampton and Preston was crucial for both teams' hopes of making it to the play-offs. While Preston had been the bigger threat with a more direct style of play, Southampton showed their teeth and created opportunities of their own. The game was intense and competitive as both teams fought to secure valuable points in the race for promotion.



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Controversial moment as no penalty is given despite loud appeals

In a controversial moment during the match, Preston's Will Keane saw his low shot cleared off the line by Bazunu in a dramatic fashion. The ball appeared to hit Shea Charles on the back of the arm, leading to loud appeals for a penalty. However, the referee did not award the penalty, leaving Preston frustrated.

Overall, the match between Southampton and Preston was filled with excitement, drama, and unexpected moments. The final result was a thrilling draw that showcased the competitive nature of the Championship.