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At half-time against Southampton things were looking increasingly bleak for Blackburn Rovers.
By the end of the match they were out of the relegation places after coming from behind to win at home for the first time this season and in the process ending the Ewood Park hoodoo.
A Southampton perspective might point at two missed chances for Adam Armstrong. Granted, you’d have expected him to bury them both having seen him do it so often at Ewood down the years, but he didn’t.
You’d have also backed Rovers’ duo Yuki Ohashi and notably Ryoya Morishita to do better when in on goal.
In the cold light of day it doesn’t matter.
On a day that Blackburn Rovers needed to stand up and be counted they…
