Southampton vs Wolves

Fresh from a 3-0 hammering of Liverpool, Wolverhampton Wanderers will look to build more Premier League momentum away to Southampton.

Wolverhampton Wanderers will return to Premier League action when they face Southampton at St Mary's. The Wanderers are looking to win back-to-back games ...

[Alex Dicken](https://twitter.com/alexedicken) will be reporting from St. [here](https://www.premierleague.com/broadcast-schedules). Highlights of the game will be shown on Match of the Day on [BBC](https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/all-about/bbc) One on Saturday evening. The visitors have the fewest away wins (one) of any team this season, while the hosts have win the fewest points (six). The game will not be broadcast live in the UK due to the traditional Saturday blackout. Mary's Stadium to bring BirminghamLive readers the best pre-match build-up and post-match reaction and analysis from the game. Wolves have not lost to Southampton in the league since 2019, winning each of their last three visits to St. That leaves the south coast outfit rock bottom of the table with just 15 points from 21 games. Nathan Jones meanwhile, has not had a similar effect on the Saints since succeeding Ralph Hasenhuttl in the dugout. It's been a tough campaign so far for both clubs, but [Julen Lopetegui gives Wolves team news as two problems emerge](https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/lemina-neto-joao-gomes-wolves-26208306) [Wolves predicted lineup vs Southampton after Lopetegui's warning](https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/wolves-predicted-lineup-southampton-fixture-26205990)

Jurgen Klopp's Reds were on course for a quadruple last season but were forced to settle for just an FA Cup and Carabao Cup win and will return trying to win ...

Southampton have lost to 10-man Wolves as boos ring out at St Mary's! They stay bottom of the Premier League, four points from safety and potentially more by the end of the weekend. Southampton, meanwhile, are only going down on current form, and Jones may be on his way out.

Southampton host Wolves in a huge relegation six-pointer in the Premier League and all of the pressure is on the hosts at St Mary's.

Lopetegui is famed for having a solid foundation defensively but the big change has been Wolves being much better on the counter and finally finishing off chances. After spending big on deadline day to bring in forwards Paul Onuachu and Kamaldeen Sulemana, now is the time for Southampton to drag themselves off the bottom. We are underway at St Mary’s and the home fans are trying to generate a good atmosphere. That has the home fans up and excited. Romain Perraud’s low shot is blocked by Craig Dawson after good work from Sulemana on the right as he ran towards goal and picked out Perraud. What a moment for the young Argentine midfielder. They have brought on Adama Traore and are trying to find him out wide early and often. The ball back to Sa was short and Sulemana was in but Sa did just enough to claw the ball away from the Ghanian forward. 10-man Wolves looking the more likely to get the winner. They are all over the place and you would think they are the team with 10 men. Wolves have done it. But a stirring second half comeback saw Jan Bednarek forced into an own goal and then Joao Gomes scored a beauty to win it late on.

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Report and free match highlights as Charly Alcarez scored his first goal for Saints to break the deadlock; Mario Lemina was dismissed for two bookable ...

We had to go after the second goal. We had enough situations to score again. We were aggressive, we did have territory. If we make it two we go on to win the game. "We settled for a sucker punch," Jones also said of deciding goal. They scored using the ounce of quality needed to get the second goal.

Things were going well for the hosts as they led at half-time thanks to Carlos Alcaraz' first goal in a Saints shirt, with Wolves reduced to ten men following a ...

N/A Kamaldeen Sulemana - Given license to chase the ball down and play across the front line and showed his intent within the first five minutes with a good run and cross into the box for Perraud. Looked more than happy to act as a facilitator for Saints' other attacking talents and pulled the strings very well. Was a lively presence in the midfield and overtook Sulemana and Onuachu on occasion to press from the front. Had another chance in the first half when the ball fell to him kindly but his volley was blocked away for a corner. Ainsley Maitland-Niles - Starting as a right-sided centre-back when Southampton were out of possession and switching to a more conventional right-back when with the ball.

Saints took an early lead in the 24th minute through Carlos Alcaraz, and things got even better when Mario Lemina saw red shortly after to give them a man ...

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Ten-man Wolves ramp up the pressure on Southampton manager Nathan Jones as they fight back to claim victory at St Mary's.

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SOUTHAMPTON 1-2 WOLVES - NATHAN SALT AT ST MARY'S: As Joao Gomes struck the 88th-minute dagger, a father and son marched with purpose towards the ...

By the end this had gone from a day of firsts to a day that Southampton fans have come to glumly expect week after week. They should have had it when Sulemena raced through one-on-one in the second half, only for Jose Sa to read the shimmy and brilliantly palm it away. From there Lopetegui raided his bench and it was two substitutes that forced the equaliser. But no team in England’s top four leagues is worse at home than Southampton this season and when Jan Bednarek clumsily walked the ball into his own net in the 72nd minute, the boos directed at Jones were inevitable. This was supposed to be a day of firsts. Southampton 1-2 Wolves: Disaster for Nathan Jones as the 10-man visitors come from a goal down to take all three points at St Mary's... In the matochday programme Jones, who made four changes, called for unity. ‘I have no idea,’ came the reply when asked if this was his final game in charge. Fans have made their feelings clear - now it’s up to Rasmus Ankersen and the club’s board. His coaching staff stood stoically inside the technical area. Gallows humour on a day which looks to have left Jones with nowhere left to turn. And not a small minority.