Southampton’s best chance on paper to secure three points comes this weekend as they face Wolves at home to avoid being deemed as the worst Premier League team in history.
The game against Wolves tomorrow will be Saints best chance to beat Derby County’s record low season of 11 points in a season .
After a poor season and a future destined to be back in Championship football Southampton’s only real chance to avoid a branding of worst team in premier league history is to beat fellow relegation candidate Wolves.
The last games for Saints won’t be easy playing the likes of Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, former champions Manchester City and Arsenal last game makes this chance against Wolves all the more important for Southampton to claw themselves away from a record low humiliating season.
There only other chance for the Saints to regain some dignity will be away to Leicester who will most likely be joining the Saints on the trip back down to the championship.
However, manager Ivan Juric is still very confident saying “Wolves will be closer to the relegation zone after this weekend.”
Also saying that ” this (Wolves Game) and Crystal Palace’s games are our biggets games of the season but we can compete”
The south coast team are currently sitting rock bottom of the Premier League on 9 points out of their last 28 league games, 2 points away from the record low of 11 points. They will play Wolves at home who have 23 points just above the relegation zone.
The last time the two sides met Wolves managed to win quite comfortably in a 2-0 win with Pablo Sarabia scoring in just the second minute of the game. And Matheus Cunha cementing Wolves’ win with a second half goal.
However, with only 10 games left of the 24/25 Premier League season time is running out for Southampton to pull themselves out of a record this year. There final game of the season will be played at home for the Saints but they won’t want to wait till then as they will take on a formidable Arsenal in their final game in the premier league this year.
Tyler Dibling has been a diamond amongst the rough this season at Southampton showing his class and skill he has quickly propelled to top spot under the Juric regime. His strong performances at just 19 years old has not gone unnoticed and he has been called up for England U19’s and interest from other clubs Dibling future Saints career could end shortly.
