Southampton 2 Millwall 3: match report But having created virtually nothing, Southampton equalised with a breakaway of their own. Frazer Richardson's long diagonal ball was gathered by Adam Lallana in the area, who was allowed to turn and fire past David Forde. Millwall became more withdrawn, Kane becoming more isolated up front. Southampton were being allowed more time to craft moves, finishing the first half strongly and continuing to press in the second. Lallana had two fine chances in the first few minutes of the second half, curling a shot just wide with his left foot after a mesmerising run from halfway and then hitting the bar with his right from a free-kick. At the other end, Bialkowski made a string of fine saves, and his contribution appeared to be the telling one when Rickie Lambert capitalised on Darren Ward's mistake to put Southampton ahead. But after N'Guessan headed home James Henry's wonderful cross from the right, Feeney ran on to Trotter's long free-kick, cut inside, and curled past Bialkowski. Southampton (4-4-2): Bialkowski; Richardson, Fonte, Martin, Harding; De Ridder (Barnard 77), Chaplow (Reeves 60), Hammond, Lallana; Lee, Do Prado (Lambert 54). Subs: Davis (g), Jaidi, Ward-Prowse, Stephens. Booked: Do Prado. Millwall (4-3-3): Forde; Dunne, Ward, Craig, Barron; Trotter, Mason, Wright; Henry, Kane, N'Guessan (Feeney 84). Subs: Allsop (g), Smith, McLaren, Hackett, Marquis. Referee: D Whitestone (Northamptonshire).