Ralph Hasenhuttl admits Southampton rode their luck at times against Manchester City, but praised his side for taking risks and putting on a brave performance to stop the Blues' winning run in the Premier League.
Southampton took the lead early on through Kyle Walker-Peters and were the better side in a first half where City were under-par. Pep Guardiola's men improved after the break and equalised through Aymeric Laporte, but Saints stood firm as City pressed for a winner, and took a deserved point from the encounter.
After the game, Hasenhuttl went into detail over why Southampton persisted with two strikers throughout the game, and how his side made it difficult for City to control the game as they wished by urging them to rush their actions in the penalty area.
