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Visiting goalkeeper Will Mannion shone in a lively contest, turning Irankunda’s early drive behind and producing a one-on-one save after the Australia international won the ball inside his own half, exchanged a one-two with Louza and surged inside the box.
The ever-creative Louza beat Mannion but not the woodwork with a second crossing attempt following a corner, and Docherty followed suit at the other end in the culmination of a
And yet Albion had looked in good shape to claim all three points.
Aune Heggebo went close in the sixth minute when his looping header from Alfie Gilchrist’s throw was tipped over by Southampton goalkeeper Daniel Peretz.
Albion went close again four minutes later when the visitors scrambled clear Isaac Price’s in-swinging corner after the dip on the ball fooled Peretz in the crowded Southampton box.
The Saints should have
Ben Nelson’s looping header came back off the bar and, in the final action of a gripping second half, Luke Thomas somehow hit the foot of the post with a point-blank header.
A positive Leicester result never looked on the cards after a one-sided first half which saw them fall behind within 150 seconds of Rowett taking his seat in the dugout when some inconclusive defending at a corner ended
Following an uneventful start to proceedings, Wrexham’s control grew as the first half wore on – with Radek Vitek keeping out a tame Callum Doyle header.
And the Red Dragons went ahead on 34 minutes as Doyle’s cross struck George Tanner before falling into the path of Rathbone who instinctively lashed into the net from 10 yards out.
Following his side’s lacklustre showing in the opening 45, Gerhard Struber sent
QPR levelled after a neat one-touch passing move as Isaac Hayden drove into the penalty area and found Saito, who turned his marker and drilled a thunderous finish into the roof of the net.
However, Rovers regained their advantage just minutes later after Saito was caught in possession by Sondre Tronstad, who swiftly played in Jorgensen to fire his second beyond Hoops goalkeeper Joe Walsh.
Tronstad was also the architect
The anger was mirrored on the pitch as both sets of players pushed and shoved each other at the full-time whistle following a niggly contest on a freezing cold afternoon.
Oxford, who had not scored in their past two matches, were aggressive and spiky from the off, constantly disrupting Leicester’s rhythm and setting the tone for a combative contest.
And, buoyed by the cleverly worked set-piece opener when a long
Birmingham will feel they did more than enough to win the match but could have come away with nothing with the away side much the better following their equaliser.
Japan international Kyogo Furuhashi was given a first start since September and missed a fine chance to put Blues in front when he lifted over after being played in on goal.
Paik Seung-ho also hit the top of the crossbar from
Milwall, who drop a place to seventh after the Boxing Day fixtures, will feel they could easily have taken all three points.
The Lions so nearly won it late on, and had had the better chances in a largely forgettable first half – the highlight of which was Walton’s athletic sprawling save from a looping Taylor header.
Walton also did well to block a neat first-time flicked Mihailo Ivanovic effort
Having made five changes from the 2-0 loss to Hull City in midweek, Wrexham’s freshness showed early on as Windass clipped the outside of the post from a free-kick after Max Cleworth blazed over minutes earlier.
Watford’s best opening fell to Luca Kjerrumgaard who could only drill into the side netting.
But Wrexham’s positive start was rewarded on 21 minutes as Matty James’ lofted ball over the top found Windass