CLICK HERE for all the stats from the game at St Mary's, including starting line-ups, team formations and heat maps Both managers admitted they needed to bring in more players after a dire goalless draw. Here were two teams who have gone through some serious rebuilding over the summer and they are still clearly not the finished product. This game was stilted, stuttering and starved of chances. Neither Ronald Koeman, in charge at Southampton, and West Bromwich boss Alan Irvine were at the helm of their respective clubs at the end of last season. Both have seen many players leave and they have tried to bring in new faces as replacements.
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Southampton were held to a goalless draw with West Brom at St Mary's Stadium
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New managers Ronald Koeman and Alan Irvine are rebuilding their sides after a summer of transition
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Dusan Tadic was at the heart of Southampton's best attacking moves in the first half
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Saints striker Graziano Pelle struggled to fill Rickie Lambert's shoes on his home debut
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Victor Anichebe, Graham Dorrans and Brown Ideye had second-half chances for the Baggies
The West Brom goalkeeper was stranded on the left but when Tadic swung in a cross it was too high for Southampton’s 6ft 4ins new striker, @placeholder, with the goal gaping.
Stuck in the middle: @placeholder forward Tadic (centre) was Southampton's standout performer in the first-half