Southampton vs Hull City 0-0 Highlights and Full Match Premier League

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Hull City supervisor Marco Silva has praised Eldin Jakupovic's last-pant punishment spare as an indispensable minute in his side's season, as a momentous escape from Premier League transfer edges nearer taking after a 0-0 draw at Southampton. 

The Tigers looked set to be pitilessly denied an essential point in their offered for survival when Southampton were granted a punishment in second-half stoppage time at St Mary's. 

Jakupovic was the saint, however, getting down to keep out Dusan Tadic's spot-kick, stopping Hull's five-coordinate losing streak out and about and in addition denouncing Sunderland - who were beaten by Bournemouth - to assignment. 

Body now sit three focuses clear of third-base Swansea City. Also, Silva - who has supervised a mind boggling turnaround in fortunes since his arrangement in January - trusts that it will speak to a tremendous minute in Hull's season. 

"It's a truly critical minute [the punishment save]. In the event that they had scored they would not merit it," Silva disclosed to BBC Sport. 

"We should not simply discuss the latest possible time. We demonstrated great association, great football. We controlled the principal half. 

"I think we merit the point, obviously I need all the more however it is an imperative point for us since it helped us to change our away shape and this will give us more certainty. 

"We knew before it would be truly troublesome for us yet we had a decent execution, the main half was truly great. 

"We controlled the diversion, had great ownership, great shots. 

"We have examined the amusements and changed a few things, our adjust, association and center is essential – and this evening I think we accomplished every one of these things. 

"We play dependably with hazard and enormous weight – for me it is ordinary and I need to players to get accustomed to it and appreciate it." 

Southampton, in the interim, are under little weight entering their last five recreations of the crusade. 

Claude Puel's side were disappointing all through on Saturday, with Tadic's punishment miss embodying a dull show, and full-back Cedric Soares recognized that the Saints were well less than impressive. 

"It's frustrating," Cedric, who denoted his 50th Premier League appearance against Hull, told the club's authentic site. 

"We had a low power. We got in great positions however I felt we could have accomplished more in our execution. It was not a simple diversion. Body City were efficient and are a greatly improved group now and playing admirably, however we could have accomplished more."

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