By Mark Bryans Ronald Koeman sang the praises of Morgan Schneiderlin after the Tottenham target showed he still has Southampton's best interests at heart by sinking West Ham. Schneiderlin recently claimed his six-year stay at Southampton had been destroyed in an hour - but he needed less time than that to leave West Ham's defence in pieces at Upton Park and set up a 3-1 win for manager Koeman's first three points in England. The Hammers had led through Mark Noble's deflected effort, but France midfielder Schneiderlin levelled on the stroke of half-time, curling home after his initial shot was blocked by Joey O'Brien.
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The midfielder scored twice during Southampton's 3-1 win at West Ham
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Morgan Schneiderlin has been a target of Premiership rivals Tottenham
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Saints boss Ronald Koeman hailed his attitude during a fine performance
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The victory was Ronald Koeman's first league win as Southampton boss
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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce says Southampton taught them a lesson
Double: Tottenham target Morgan Schneiderlin scored twice as Southampton won 3-1 at @placeholder