Southampton 1 Swansea City 1: match report The momentum was with Adkins' under-pressure side, as Swansea struggled to show their usual fluency, and Gaston Ramirez was next to threaten, curling wide from 25 yards. Michael Laudrup's men created their first moment of danger when Ki Sung-Yong fleet-footedly cut inside and produced an angled strike that forced Paulo Gazzaniga to dive low and save. Southampton were soon back in the ascendancy though and wasted a clear opportunity as Ramirez floated over a free-kick for the unmarked Jose Fonte, who drilled his effort at Tremmel. Swansea needed to improve and looked sharper early in the second half, missing an excellent opportunity when Pablo Hernandez dashed down the right and cut the ball back for on-rushing Wayne Routledge, who should have done better than power over from 18 yards. There was a moment of controversy when Lallana fell in the penalty area, while being challenged by Ashley Williams, and was booked for diving having also gone down easily in the first half. He looked frustrated with the decision, but Southampton'splayers were soon celebrating. They scored when Yoshida struck a long, diagonal ball from the left that Rickie Lambert headed across for Schneiderlin, who controlled it with his chest then headed in. Adkins, fists shaking and shouting joyfully, clearly enjoyed the moment. But their joy was short-lived as substitute Dyer came on and made a quick impact courtesy of Southampton's dreadful defending. Gazzaniga kicked the ball towards his left-back Yoshida, who was dispossessed embarrassingly by Dyer, before the winger burst forward and fired in with the help of the far post. Southampton pushed forward in search of a winner and Lambert glanced a headed effort wide from a Ramirez corner.