Riot was run by romelu Lukaku at St. Mary's, inspiring West Brom to a 3-0 win in a fit that found three people sent off. Southampton have impressed at home lately, however they were no match for a West Bromwich Albion area in a attacking mood. The Saints went behind early, admitted yet again in the 2nd half and then went into meltdown method, finishing the match with just eight participants -- and a 3-0 loss. The visitors began the match in explosive fashion, and while Artur Boruc delay conceding the goal for a couple seconds when he denied Lukaku one-one-one, he could not keep out Marc-Antoine Fortune from the corner. Lukaku made up for his neglect by earning an integral header on the heart of the package, and the ball fell for Fortune to poke past the owner at the next attempt, a desperate approval attempt failing to encourage referee Robert Madley that the chance hadn't crossed the line. The remainder of the half was one of missed Baggies odds. Though Southampton had their chances -- they not quite had an when Gareth McAuley met a free kick with a looping header that nearly ended up being an own aim -- the hosts were quite definitely on the rear foot, and had real issues containing the targeting trio of Lukaku, Fortune and Shane Long. Had the initial of the troika in particular had his shooting boots on, the halftime score would have been very different. Lukaku was having his way with Saints' support, but Boruc stonewalled him on two further great possibilities. They certainly were great saves, but the striker's finishing was demonstrably off. He had make up for it later. Southampton were forced to drive bodies forward in a attempt to close the gap, and that has been exactly what West Brom needed. The guests could actually break right into place, and this time Lukaku, chosen by Fortune, had no intention of allowing Boruc to reject him. A touch was taken by the Belgian to across the stopper before completing calmly in to the empty net. Then a match got slightly ridiculous. Despite the goal, the 2nd half was pretty quiet, but Gaston Ramirez chose to liven things up by punching Shane Long in the face on the run. Bundle reacted with a hide on the the Southampton man, and both men ends up seeing red after an extended scuffle. James Morrison needs to have expanded West Brom's guide after Lukaku annihilated Nathaniel Clyne one on one and pulled it back for the midfielder, but an appropriate treatment turned a specific goal right into a place. Joyfully for the readers, Long would make up for it soon afterwards, nutmegging Boruc after being subjected to by Lukaku. The action was not done, nevertheless -- Southampton could grab another red card when Danny Fox went in to Steven Reid with a two-footed challenge. It was an end to an ugly fit, but 3-0 was a maximum of either side earned.
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