Joe Aribo

Jordan Ayew completed a sensational turnaround as his added-time winner capped a 3-2 comeback win for Leicester at 10-man Southampton. Substitute Ayew smashed in Harry Winks' low corner eight minutes into stoppage time, after Facundo Buonanotte and Jamie Vardy's penalty sparked an incredible comeback. Goals from Cameron Archer and Joe Aribo had lifted the hosts and built hope of a first victory of the Premier League season.

DOMINIC HOGAN AT ST MARY'S: To have 23 shots and only win 1-0 tells you something about both victors Nottingham Forest and defeated hosts Southampton. Morgan Gibbs-White's break\through on 70 minutes saw the visitors take advantage of the heavy pressure they built throughout at St Mary's. Forest were aided in large part by Southampton's well-intentioned but ultimately detrimental insistence on playing out the back, particularly in the first half. Indeed, against a more clinical side they might have suffered a heavier defeat.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE HAWTHORNS: Russell Martin heads into Friday's play-off decider against West Bromwich Albion knowing that defeat could hasten the end of his time as Southampton manager. Saints will believe they can finish the job in front of their own fans and seal their place in the final at Wembley - where the winner will claim not just promotion to the Premier League but an estimated £200million windfall for a campaign in the top flight. Yet if West Brom prevail in the second leg at St Mary's, Martin will have failed in his most important task - to return Southampton instantly to the elite level. Clubs who benefit from parachute payments - designed to ease the pain of relegation - are under greater pressure to deliver and if their managers do not handle it, their position becomes immediately more shaky.