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Southampton vs Leicester

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Date & Time
Fri 25th October 2019 8:00pm Local
Fri 25th October 2019 7:00pm UTC

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League
English Premier League

Season
2019-2020

Round
Round 10

Status
FT

Location
Southampton
England

St. Mary's Stadium
(28,762 Attendance)

	Chilwell		(10')
	Tielemans		(17')
	Perez		(19')
	Perez		(39')
	Vardy		(45')
	Perez		(57')
	Vardy		(58')
	Maddison		(85')

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Home Team Lineup

Ward-Prowse	Romeu	Hojbjerg
Bednarek	Yoshida	Vestergaard
Ings	Redmond	Gunn
Hasenhüttl	Valery	Armstrong (Sub '70)
Stephens (Sub '45)	Danso (Sub '45)

Away Team Lineup

Tielemans	Maddison	Evans
Soyuncu	Vardy	Ndidi
Schmeichel	Barnes	Chilwell
Rodgers	Perez	Pereira
Gray (Sub '74)	Albrighton (Sub '72)

Event Statistics

Ball Possession

Shots on Goal

Total Shots

Corner Kicks

Fouls

Goalkeeper Saves

Total passes

272

709

Passes accurate

173

611

Passes %

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Description

Ben Chilwell opened the scoring in the 10th minute. Ryan Bertrand of Southampton was dismissed for a studs-up challenge in the build-up to the goal, confirmed by VAR, two minutes later. Leicester were 3–0 up by the 19th minute, thanks to Youri Tielemans and Ayoze Pérez. Pérez added the fourth on the 39th minute, with Jamie Vardy scoring on the stroke of half-time to send Leicester into the break ahead 5–0. Pérez completed his hat-trick on the 57th minute, with Vardy adding his second and Leicester's seventh a minute later. James Maddison scored a 85th minute free-kick before Jamie Vardy completed his own hat-trick with a penalty four minutes into stoppage time. The final whistle blasted after the penalty was made. It was only the second time in Premier League history that two players scored a hat-trick for one team in the same game, last coming in an Arsenal 6–1 win over Southampton on 7 May 2003 with Jermaine Pennant and Robert Pires scoring three goals apiece.

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