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Peter Crouch has backed Saido Berahino to come through his goal drought despite missing his fourth consecutive penalty

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Peter Crouch knows exactly what Saido Berahino is going through and has assured his Stoke team-mate his goal drought will eventually come to an end.

Potters striker Berahino has not scored in the 32 games he has played since February 2016 and missed his fourth successive penalty in that period when Fraser Forster saved his attempt in Stoke's 2-1 win over Southampton on Saturday.

It was Crouch, brought on for Berahino, who struck the winner five minutes from time but he had sympathy for the man he replaced given his struggles in front of goal.

Saido Berahino will come through his goal drought, says teammate Peter Crouchu00a0
Saido Berahino will come through his goal drought, says teammate Peter Crouch

Crouch was in that very position at the start of his Liverpool career in 2005 and it took him until December to open his account for the Reds having gone over 24 hours of football without scoring for club and country.