Southampton vs Everton

Southampton will be looking to bounce back from two consecutive defeats when they host Everton on Saturday. Ralph Hasenhuttl's side have blown hot and cold ...

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Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl has made six changes for the visit of Everton. Duje Caleta-Car is handed his debut and Ainsley Maitland-Niles is given a first ...

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Southampton host Everton at St Mary's Stadium on Saturday and both Ralph Hasenhuttl and Frank Lampard are desperate for a win.

Saints’ Bella-Kotchap (20) and Mohammed Salisu (23) have formed a really strong partnership at center back and both made their international debuts over the break for Germany and Ghana respectively. Saints were more adventurous and looked dangerous on the counter as the game opened up and became end-to-end in a wild five minutes spell in the second half where three goals were scored. The latter has missed the last few games through injury and Saints have lost both 1-0 at Wolves and Aston Villa. Saints have so many good youngsters with Armel Bella-Kotchap, Gavin Bazunu and Romeo Lavia all catching the eye early in the season. Everton were more attack-minded and should have been ahead in the first half as they whipped in dangerous crosses and Demarai Gray and Neal Maupay had chances. Defensively they remain solid but Gray and McNeil provided width, speed and trickery which the Toffees couldn’t make the most of.

Premier League action returns this weekend with Everton travelling to the South coast to take on Southampton at St Mary's Stadium. Nathan Patterson joins the long-term injured (Godfrey, Mina, Holgate, Townsend) on the sidelines but Jordan Pickford ...

Conor Coady equalized and moments later Dwight McNeil smashed home to make it 2-1 as Everton stretched their unbeaten run in the Premier League to six games.

Saints’ Bella-Kotchap (20) and Mohammed Salisu (23) have formed a really strong partnership at center back and both made their international debuts over the break for Germany and Ghana respectively. Saints were more adventurous and looked dangerous on the counter as the game opened up and became end-to-end in a wild five minutes spell in the second half where three goals were scored. The latter has missed the last few games through injury and Saints have lost both 1-0 at Wolves and Aston Villa. Saints have so many good youngsters with Armel Bella-Kotchap, Gavin Bazunu and Romeo Lavia all catching the eye early in the season. Everton were more attack-minded and should have been ahead in the first half as they whipped in dangerous crosses and Demarai Gray and Neal Maupay had chances. Defensively they remain solid but Gray and McNeil provided width, speed and trickery which the Toffees couldn’t make the most of.

After a drab first 45 minutes, the match burst into life when Joe Aribo drilled Saints ahead with a fine left-footed finish early in the second half.

Assisted by James Ward-Prowse with a cross following a set piece situation. - Shots - 23Coleman - 32Walcott - 27Diallo - 24Elyounoussi - 23Edozie - 22Salisu - 19Djenepo - 15Perraud "Premier League football is brutal when you don't score and you concede. "We never stopped playing or trying.