Ghana international Kamaldeen Sulemana was on the score sheet twice for Southampton in a thrilling draw with Liverpool on the English Premier League final day.
Southampton bid goodbye to the Premier League with a pulsating 4-4 stalemate against Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium.
Liverpool opened the scoring through Diogo Jota who punished Romeo Lavia's poor pass before Roberto Firmino made it 2-0 after 14 minutes, scoring in his final match for the Reds.
The Saints pulled a goal back through James Ward-Prowse and were level in the 28th minute when Kamaldeen Sulemana netted his first goal for the club.
Sulemana completed the turnaround just after half-time and Adam Armstrong put the hosts 4-2 up in the 64th minute.
But Liverpool responded with Cody Gakpo's 72nd-minute tap-in, and Diogo Jota levelled the fixture with his second a minute later.
Mohamed Salah then hit the post for Liverpool in the final 15 minutes with a lobbed effort, but neither side was able to find a fifth in a hugely entertaining affair.
The Ghana winger lasted for 86 minutes of the game action before he was substituted for Ballard.
Sulemana made 18 appearances in his debut English Premier League season, he scored twice and provided an assist in the process.
