Cortese sticking with Saints
Southampton's executive chairman Nicola Cortese will be staying at the club next season following a meeting with owner Katharina Liebherr
Southampton
Southampton's executive chairman Nicola Cortese will be staying at the club next season following a meeting with owner Katharina Liebherr
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed he will follow Nicola Cortese out of the club should the executive chairman leave
Jason Puncheon came off the bench to grab a point for Southampton and all but secure their safety
Southampton's executive chairman Nicola Cortese will be staying at the club next season following a meeting with owner Katharina Liebherr
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Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed he will follow Nicola Cortese out of the club should the executive chairman leave
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Jason Puncheon came off the bench to grab a point for Southampton and all but secure their safety
Read the full storySunderland: Mignolet, Bardsley, Rose, Cuellar, O'Shea (c), N'Diaye, Larsson, Colback, McClean, Johnson, Graham.
From @SAFCofficial on Twitter:Saints team: Boruc, Clyne, Fonte, Hooiveld, Shaw, Cork, Schneiderlin, S. Davis, Rodriguez, Lallana (c), Lambert. #saintsfc
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Gareth Bale rounded off a remarkable week by firing Tottenham to a dramatic last-gasp win against Southampton
Read the full storyNEWS FLASH - today's kick-off has been delayed until 3.30pm due to traffic problems affecting fans on their way to WHL.
From @SpursOfficial on Twitter:
Southampton have become the latest club to join the race for Celtic midfielder Victor Wanyama, according to the Daily Mail. The Kenyan attracted a lot of attention from the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United following some impressive displays in the Champions League.
Arsene Wenger could bring in another Frenchman in the form of Morgan Schneiderlin this summer, after losing faith in the injury-prone Abou Diaby, claim the Sun. The Arsenal boss sees the Southampton midfielder as the man to fill the Gunners' void in the centre of the park.
Referee Robert Madley had a Premier League debut to remember, showing three red cards as West Brom romped to a record-breaking win
Read the full story– Southampton defender Maya YoshidaTo be honest I didn't expect to get a big chance so early.
I was hoping I could get a really big chance against Arsenal but after then I have kept playing well until now.
Playing football is the most important thing and I'm very grateful to Nigel and Mauricio so I will just keep going.
We have played well, are organised defensively and when we are attacking we show good risk management with Corky [Jack Cork] and Morgan [Schneiderlin] playing very well.