Southampton manager Claude Puel says the Saints should feel 'shame' after their goalless draw with Manchester United.
Puel's side were in control of a much-weaker United side for the majority of the match. The Saints managed 17 shots, but could not break through Sergio Romero in the United goal, who produced a number of fine saves throughout the match.
None were more important than Romero's penalty save in the second half. Italian Manolo Gabbiadini stepped up to try and break the Saints scoring drought at home – they have not scored for 365 minutes at St. Mary's - but was denied by a superb low save from the Argentinean.
Following the match, Puel revealed his disappointment.
""We can feel shame after this game because we had many opportunities in the second half," he said.
"We had two different halves - the first one was without intensity and it was very difficult after the penalty because that would have given us the confidence.
"The second half was interesting as there was quality and many chances without a good reward.
"But this point is important for us in the table."
Source: tribalfootball.com