Andri Gudjohnsen secured Blackburn's first home victory of the season at Ewood Park with a decisive late goal, clinching a 2-1 win against Southampton. Despite falling behind to Leo Scienza's 23rd-minute goal, Blackburn managed to claw their way back into the match. Scienza netted his first goal for Southampton, capitalizing on a lapse in the home side's defense.

Both teams squandered numerous chances, with Ryo Morishita missing a golden opportunity right after the break, and former Blackburn player Adam Armstrong striking the woodwork twice. Ryan Alebiosu leveled the score in the 76th minute with a strike that caught Southampton goalkeeper Alex McCarthy off guard. Four minutes from time, Gudjohnsen was quickest to react to a loose ball, scoring the winning goal for Blackburn.

Blackburn fans voiced their dissatisfaction with the club's ownership, while Southampton supporters were equally frustrated, particularly following Wellington's red card for a reckless elbow late in the game. This marked Southampton's second consecutive defeat, stirring discontent among their fans.

Analysis: Blackburn's resurgence could inject fresh momentum into their season, but it's evident that both teams need greater stability and defensive focus. Southampton must address their disciplinary issues to prevent similar incidents in the future.