JP Trophy

February 9, 2010
  • FT-PensFT-Pens
     
    Carlisle
    Leeds
    2(6)
    3(5)
    2(6)
    3(5)
    1
  • FTFT
     
    Southampton
    MK Dons
    3
    1
    3
    1
    2

Full-time

Southampton

3 - 1

Milton Keynes Dons

JP Trophy

19:45 GMT, February 9, 2010

St. Mary's Stadium, England

Referee: G Hegley

2nd Leg: 4 - 1 (Agg)

Saints off to Wembley

Scoring Summary

Southampton Milton Keynes Dons
Richard Lambert (15')Mark Randall (44')
Dan Woodards (og 30') 
Adam Lallana (87') 

Match Stats

Southampton

Milton Keynes Dons

9(4) Shots (on Goal) 5(2)
22 Fouls 13
10 Corner Kicks 3
1 Offsides 5
60% Time of Possession 40%
1 Yellow Cards 1
0 Red Cards 0
2 Saves 3

Teams

Southampton Milton Keynes Dons
1 Kelvin Davis12 Willy Gueret
2 Dan Harding3 Dean Lewington
3 Wayne Thomas2 Jude Stirling
6 Radhi Jaidi15 Dan Woodards
12 Jose Miguel da Rocha Fonte22 Peter Leven
14 Dean Hammond26 Luke Chadwick
19 Morgan Schneiderlin7 Stephen Gleeson
37 Michail Antonio29 Mark Randall
7 Richard Lambert21 Luke Howell
9 Ndiaye Papa Waigo9 Aaron Wilbraham
20 Adam Lallana24 Dean Morgan
Substitutes
28 Bartosz BialkowskiSol Davis 20
23 Lloyd JamesTom Flanagan 31
18 Joseph MillsAlex Rae 39
10 Paul WottonLewis Gobern 14
11 Lee HolmesMark Carrington 13
Substitutions
Paul Wotton for Morgan Schneiderlin (78)
Sol Davis for Dan Woodards (46)
Lloyd James for Wayne Thomas (90)
Lewis Gobern for Mark Randall (57)
 Alex Rae for Luke Howell (80)
Yellow Cards
Wayne Thomas (82)
Aaron Wilbraham (86)
· Squads: Southampton | Milton Keynes Dons

Rickie Lambert's 18th goal of the season helped send Southampton to a first Wembley final since 1992 after a 4-1 aggregate win over MK Dons.

Lambert opened the scoring in the 15th minute after strike-partner Papa Waigo wriggled clear of his marker before feeding a pinpoint pass to Lambert to slot home from close range.

Saints` lead was doubled on the half hour after a comical own goal from Dons defender Danny Woodards - an attempted clearance hitting him in the chest and dribbling past goalkeeper Willy Gueret.

Paul Ince's side pulled one back on the stroke of half-time through midfielder Mark Randall`s neat 12-yard finish, but the home side remained on top.

The second half became a scrappy affair as the away side desperately tried to get back into the tie, but clear-cut chances remained at a premium even as Saints` defending became more nervous.

The impressive Adam Lallana eventually made the game secure and confirmed Southampton's return to Wembley with a powerful finish in the 87th minute.