Minute-by-minute report: Saints swarmed over City from the start and deservedly booked their place in the last four, where they’ll face Newcastle United. Scott Murray was watching.
Four straight defeats in the Premier League tend to crank up that sort of thing these days, especially if the team is rock bottom. But this is huge. Before the game, he said: “The result is paramount … but first we need a performance, because if you don’t get that, you don’t get the result. But we’d love a performance and a result.” Well, he got both. Saints were magnificent, and deserved their reward of a place in the last four.
If they continue to play with this determination, concentration and intensity, survival is far from a pipe dream. As for City … just the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League still to play for. It’s not all lost.Sam Surridge missed the first penalty of the shootout for Forest, but Ruben Neves couldn’t convert the first one for Wolves. Seven successful kicks followed, before Joe Hodge missed Wolves’ last.
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