Nathan Redmond's wonder-goal was not enough for Southampton as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Huddersfield on the final day of the Premier League season
Redmond put Southampton into the lead (41) with an outstanding curling shot into the top corner after a solo run from the left flank
Debutant goalkeeper Joel Coleman kept Huddersfield on level terms with an outstanding fingertip save to keep out James Ward-Prowse's shot with the help of the crossbar
But Saints 'keeper Angus Gunn gifted the Terriers a goal when he failed to clear, allowing Alex Pritchard to pounce on the ball and slot into an empty net (55)
Charlie Austin went close in stoppage time but the Terriers held on to survive a late onslaught from the hosts and bow out of the Premier League with a hard-fought point
Both sides made four changes, as Huddersfield boss Jan Siewert handed 23-year-old Coleman his professional debut, replacing outbound Jonas Lossl
Ralph Hasenhuttl also changed up goalkeepers as Gunn replaced Fraser Forster and Redmond, Ward-Prowse and Oriol Romeu got back in the starting line-up ahead of Mario Lemina, Mohamed Elyounoussi and Stuart Armstrong
Huddersfield made a lively start as Karlan Ahearne-Grant tested Gunn with a fizzing shot while Tommy Smith appealed for a penalty after his shot was seemingly blocked by Jack Stephens with his arm
Aaron Mooy went closest with a curling shot which sailed just over the bar, but it was Redmond who opened the scoring in similar circumstances
The Saints winger picked up the ball on the left flank and beat two opponents before unleashing an outstanding drive into the far corner, giving Coleman no chance
Southampton could have had another shortly after as Redmond fed Danny Ings across the area but the striker's effort was blocked by the sliding Christopher Schindler
Coleman pulled off an outstanding save two minutes into the second half as he tipped Ward Prowse's long-range effort onto the woodwork
Minutes later, Gunn gave away the Huddersfield equaliser as Pritchard dispossessed him in his own box and tapped in an empty net
Redmond continued causing problems for the Huddersfield defence by running down the left flank and squaring a ball for Charlie Austin to tap in, but Terence Kongolo made a vital clearance
The former QPR striker posed a danger in added time as his right-footed curler went inches wide, ensuring both sides took a point on the final day
"I would say it was really positive [end to the season]
"I knew it was hard after such a tough game we had against Man United to go once more and after such a season which was mentally very hard for players and for us as well, the coaching staff
"To finish like this and to give everything on the pitch once more is a big, big credit to my players and to the squad because I think we can be proud of how we played today
""This game was a picture from the last six months
 The first half we had big chances to be two or three up, after the break we had immediately a big chance
"The players have a lot of things to do better next season
 We have a lot to do and we know, it's good that we are safe but the last five games without a win - I don't like it
"We will do a lot of things this summer to make this not happen next year
"The Southampton winger, who scored in only one of the last 12 games, regained his place in the starting line-up after being benched at West Ham and wasted no time in causing havoc for the Huddersfield defence
His opening goal was a piece of brilliance, showing blistering pace, technical ability and great finishing to dummy two defenders and wrap his foot around the ball to find the far corner
Goal aside, he proved a thorn in the flesh of the Huddersfield back line, racing forward with intent for the whole game with no defender capable of dealing with his constant runs
Ralph Hasenhuttl is right to demand more from Redmond, if this is what he is capable of
Both sides end their Premier League season with a draw keeping them in their respective positions - Southampton end in 16th place, while Huddersfield finish bottom of the table with 16 points
The Saints will play in the Premier League next season while Huddersfield drop down a tier to the Sky Bet Championship
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