Ten-man Southampton secure first league derby win since 2004

Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet Championship match between Southampton and Portsmouth at St Marys; James Bree scores winner that secured Saints first league derby win in over two decades despite playing entire second half with 10 men after Cameron Braggs red card

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Ten-man Southampton secured their first South Coast derby win in the league in over two decades with a 1-0 home victory over Portsmouth.

Saints beat their fierce local rivals 2-1 in the Premier League on November 13 2004, with Kevin Phillips scoring the winner.

And they finally did it again, thanks to James Bree's neat first-half finish, despite playing the entire second half with 10 men following Cameron Bragg's red card.

Portsmouth looked the more industrious team at the start of only the 35th league meeting in history between these sides - but it was Southampton who broke the deadlock.

Finn Azaz's magnificent ball found Bree, who had easily slipped from the grasp of Jayden Meghoma. He took one sharp touch to control it and another to guide it beyond Nico Schmid, before celebrating in the direction of the Pompey fans.

Source: Sky Sports