WOODY: REF WAS WRONG

The Saints march on as hosts limp out

- Simon Peach

BOURNEMOUTH manager Jonathan Woodgate was left annoyed by Nathan Redmond’s goal in first-half stoppage time, saying the throw-in that led to it should have been theirs and was a “blatant” wrong decision.

Moussa Djenepo had earlier opened the scoring, before Redmon netted a goal in either half as Southampton sealed their place in next month’s semi-finals.

But the former England international knows the Championship play-off hopefuls were second best yesterday lunchtime, with the video assistant referee ruling out an early Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal anda second-half Che Adams strike.

“They’re a Premier League team, we were never expected to win the game,” said Woodgate, who was named head coach for the remainder of the season following Jason Tindall’s exit last month.

“They were better on the day, more clinical in both boxes, really. They’re a good team.