Summer signing Jordan Rhodes scored twice as Huddersfield beat Southampton 3-1.

Summer signing makes it five in three for Terriers

Summer signing Jordan Rhodes scored twice as Huddersfield beat Southampton 3-1. The scoreline could have been much worse for the Saints had it not been for keeper Kelvin Davis who made five sensational saves in a one-sided contest. Rhodes, who has now hit five goals in three games since joining from Ipswich, tapped home the rebound after 49 minutes when Davis brilliantly parried his well-placed penalty. The spot-kick was awarded for a trip by Chris Perry on Lee Novak, who was twice denied by wonder saves from the former Sunderland stopper. Southampton striker Rickie Lambert levelled after 54 minutes with a header that went in off the bar from Adam Lallana's corner. Rhodes put Town back in front with a glancing near-post header from Anthony Pilkington's left-wing cross after 68 minutes. Davis, who saved a penalty in a 1-1 draw with Millwall last week, made another outstanding stop after 83 minutes when he scrambled to turn a header from a Southampton defender on to the post - but Antony Kay was on hand to head home the clincher.