Southampton and Newcastle United have played out a 2-2 draw in this afternoon's Premier League encounter on the south coast.
Isaac Hayden put Newcastle into a 19th-minute lead and although Manolo Gabbiadini found an equaliser, Ayoze Perez put the Magpies back in front two minutes later.
However, a penalty from Gabbiadini earned the Saints a deserved share of the spoils as the club moved into the top half of the standings.
Find out how all of the action unfolded at St Mary's courtesy of Sports Mole's minute-by-minute updates below.
SOUTHAMPTON SUBSTITUTES: McCarthy, Hoedt, McQueen, Ward-Prowse, Boufal, Davis, Austin
NEWCASTLE UNITED SUBSTITUTES: Darlow, Gamez, Clark, Merino, Diame, Murphy, Gayle
You can read our on-the-whistle match report by clicking here.
Read what Benitez has had to say about Pellegrino by clicking here.
Like Newcastle, Benitez is not a fan of playing Southampton in front of their own supporters. Southampton beat Liverpool by a 2-0 scoreline all the way back in January 2005, before Southampton defeated the Spaniard's Chelsea side in March 2013. We will come on to Benitez's last visit shortly...
SOUTHAMPTON XI: Forster; Cedric, Van Dijk, Yoshida, Bertrand; Lemina, Romeu, Tadic, Gabbiadini, Redmond; Long
NEWCASTLE UNITED XI: Elliot; Yedlin, Lascelles, Lejeune, Manquillo; Ritchie, Shelvey, Hayden, Atsu; Perez, Joselu
Atsu's volley was brilliantly blocked by Yoshida but the ball fell to Hayden, who drilled a low volley into the bottom corner of Forster's net. The goalkeeper was wrong-footed. That's Hayden's first-ever goal in the Premier League.
Good game, this.
First of all, Gabbiadini scores just his second goal in 17 appearances after biding his time before drilling a low shot into the bottom corner from 18 yards out. It's a fine goal.
However, less than two minutes later, Perez saw a low shot smothered by Forster before being able to power in the rebound from an acute angle. It's poor from Forster, who didn't react very quickly.
Benitez is readying his first alteration.
Before you go, if you fancy reading our match report from St Mary's, you can do so by clicking here. Goodbye for now.