Armando Broja, a Chelsea loanee, pushed Southampton ahead in the second half on Saturday with his second Premier League goal.
With a fantastic finish against Leeds, the striker scored his first goal for his loan club, earning him a starting spot against Burnley. With another goal, he repaid manager Ralph Hasenhuttl's faith.
On the day, the 20-year-old was not the only Cobham academy product to score for the Saints, as Valentino Livramento scored his first league goal since joining the club for £5 million.
On Broja, the Saints manager said he added an extra danger to the attack, saying: “I think the last game showed that the attack was a little bit more dangerous for the opponent [than in previous matches], we had some very good chances created.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.
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