Diagne and Okay assists, West Bromwich Albion tied in series

West Bromwich Albion, which seemed difficult to stay in the league despite the exit under the management of Sam Allardyce, beat Southampton 3-0 in the game he played on the field.

The WBA, which won 5-2 against Chelsea last week, won two consecutive matches this season for the first time.

While both teams preferred a fast-paced game throughout the match, the first goal came with Matheus Pereira's penalty kick at 32.

In the 35th minute of the match, Matt Phillips, who made good use of Mbaye Diagne's assist, made the difference two.