Ralph Hasenhuttl claims Southampton were left to rue their missed chances and had the "better" of them as the Saints shared the spoils at Elland Road. Leeds United took the lead just before the half hour mark through Jack Harrison but were pegged back by a stunning James Ward-Prowse free-kick after the restart.
The Southampton boss claims the tight affair was to be expected and felt aggrieved that a foul was not given on Armando Broja in the lead up to Harrison's opener. Hasenhuttl was not overly harsh on the referee and claims his side should have defended better.
Speaking to Hampshire Live, the Saints boss said: "I think it was an expected game today. I spoke before the game about that it would be sometimes a bit ping-pong because of two teams who like to play quick forward. We tried to avoid playing in our own half today because we knew the pressing would be an intense one, we don't have a lot of time.
