Manchester City's winning run of 12 Premier League matches comes to an end.

City failed to win a Premier League match for the first time since a 2-0 home defeat against Crystal Palace on 30 October.

We were all trying not to say it but Neil has just gone and said it...

Neil Trainis: Forgive the outrageously optimistic question but have we just seen the Premier League title race come alive again?

Will Perry
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at St Mary's Stadium

Just as they did at the Etihad, Southampton take a point against the champions. No fat lady singing just yet.

Kyle Walker-Peters is delighted. He fist pumps towards the camera. His first Premier League goal has earned Southampton a draw against the champions.

Ralph Hasenhuttl is pretty pleased too.

League leaders Manchester Ciy have to settle for a draw and their winning run comes to an end.

City remain 12 points clear of Liverpool but Southampton will be very pleased with that.

Kyle Walker lifts it over Romain Perraud and runs past him but the two come together as they slip and clash heels.

The free-kick almost falls for Rodri but again, Southampton throw bodies around it.

Mohamed Elyounoussi pulls back Kevin de Bruyne as Cty try to break down the right. He's in the book for it too.

Kevin de Bruyne curls it into the box... Away by Mohammed Salisu.

Another big chance for City but Southampton get enough bodies around it.

Jack Grealish chests it down and volleys it at the back post but it's blocked. From the corner, Kevin de Bruyne whips it around the right post.

Better from Southampton.

It's moved across the box nicely before Ibrahima Diallo's strike is deflected into the hands of Ederson.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It’s a red card! His foot is high and it catches him on the thigh.

If that isn’t a red card, where are we going?

Phil Foden sees Gabriel Jesus making a run on the far side and tries to curl it in early from the left.

It ends up taking a deflection off Lyanco and almost catches Fraser Forster out. The goalkeeper reacts in time to get behind it and luckily, the pace was taken off the ball due to the spinning of it.

Ralph Hasenhuttl isn't taking any chances. Stuat Armstrong is off. Ibrahima Diallo is on.

Stuart Armstrong is a lucky man. They have stuck with the original decision. He knows it too and gives the referee a pat on the back as if to say 'sorry, it won't happen again!'.

Stuart Armstrong comes in rashly on Aymeric Laporte. He's got a high foot and scrapes the leg of Laporte.

He's given a yellow but VAR are checking it...

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VAR check over. They gave it a good look but no penalty.

VAR is going back to the challenge from Oriol Romeu on Kevin de Bruyne. Firstly, does he catch him? Secondly, was it inside the box or just outside?