US EditionSouthampton's relegation breaks unwanted Premier League record
- Southampton has made Premier League history by becoming the first team relegated with seven games left after a 3-1 loss to Tottenham.
- The defeat marked Southampton's 25th loss of the season, leaving them at the bottom of the Premier League table with only 10 points from 31 matches.
- Brennan Johnson scored two goals for Tottenham, contributing to their first league win in five matches, as Southampton's relegation became official.
- Despite their poor performance, Southampton has a chance to avoid having the lowest points total in Premier League history, needing two more points to surpass Derby County's record of 11 points.
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Newly promoted clubs suffer physicality gap with Premier League teams, Juric says
A gap in physicality between the Premier League and the second-tier Championship played a big role in newly promoted clubs struggling in England's top tier, Southampton manager Ivan Juric said after his team suffered the earliest relegation in the league's history.Bottom side Southampton lost 3-1 at Tottenham
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Liverpool's rare loss delays title march, Southampton relegated
Liverpool slumped to just their second Premier League defeat this season as Fulham clinched a shock 3-2 win over the runaway leaders, while Southampton were relegated in record-setting time after a 3-1 loss at Tottenham on Sunday.
Southampton Relegated From Premier League With Seven Games To Go
Southampton were relegated from the Premier League in record-setting time after a 3-1 defeat at Tottenham on Sunday ended their brief stay in the top-flight. Brennan Johnson struck twice in the first half and Mateus Fernandes's late reply was too late to stop bottom of the table Southampton crashing back to the Championship. Beaten for the 25th time in 31 games, Southampton are the first Premier League team to be relegated with seven matches sti…
Tottenham's divisive transfer strategy has unearthed a gem
Tottenham 3-1 Southampton (Johnson 13′, 42′, Tel 90+6′ | Fernandes 90′ )TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM — Home hasn’t provided much comfort for Tottenham lately, but a win in N17 was welcome ahead of Thursday’s pivotal meeting with Eintracht Frankfurt – even if it did come against Southampton, now relegated with seven games still to play.Ange Postecoglou has been adamant that one of Spurs’ worst seasons in recent memory could yet have a glorious finis…
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