Yves: Cue the "I've always kept faith in Hasenhuttl" comments.

Wolves want a penalty. Nelson Semedo charges into the box from the right and goes to turf under a challenge from Dan Burn. No pen. From either the on-field official or the watching VAR.

Armando Broja has scored in four of his six starts in the Premier League for Southampton.

No player aged 20 or younger has scored more goals than Broja in the competition this season (tied with Mason Greenwood).

The 20-year-old Albania international is on loan from Chelsea.

James Ward-Prowse should have pretended this was a free-kick. The ball comes to him in open play outside the box but he hits his shot well wide.

The Arsenal fans are all over Anthony Taylor, screaming for a red card. They think Vladimir Coufal has stuck his elbow in Kieran Tierney's face near the byline.

It's definitely a foul, it's even a yellow. But red? Nah. Calm down everyone.

Granit Xhaka takes the Arsenal free-kick but it is straight into the West Ham wall.

Sho: Brilliant brilliant free-kick. Ward-Prowse makes it look easy. Great technique.

Mike: Aubameyang is only ever at his best when he is looking for an improved contract or a transfer for a better deal.

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Armando Broja barges his way into the box but his cross is cut out. It's all Southampton right now.

Broja has been very lively, even before his goal.

And now Alexandre Lacazette is fouled by Declan Rice near the West Ham box. Can the home side do better with their free-kick?

Since the start of 2019-20, James Ward-Prowse has scored seven Premier League direct free-kick goals, at least five more than any other player in this period.

They can deliver it into the danger zone, but after faking the taking of the free-kick the Hammers opt not to. Eventually they are able to set up a shot from range, but it flies hopelessly wide.

West Ham have the chance to forge the first real threat. Manuel Lanzini is tripped in Gunners territory by Thomas Partey. They can deliver this into the danger zone.

Credit to Southampton for how they responded to the early Palace goal. A few minutes in and the hosts looked in control.

Oof, Dan Burn nearly blows it for his side.

His awkward back-pass is picked up by Daniel Podence, but his first touch takes him wide and Robert Sanchez does a fine job of making himself big and seeing the ball out.

Panic over for the home side.

Brighton do finally get to take their corner but it's cleared. They come again and carve a chance for Tariq Lamptey that he fires wide of the target.

Marcal goes down off the pitch after taking a cross from Tariq Lamptey in an uncomfortable spot. It gives Brighton a corner, which Marcal delays by pulling himself back onto the pitch to then recover from his apparent injury.

I mean, really?

A nice Southampton move and Will Hughes catches Armando Broja for a free-kick. This is James Ward-Prowse country.