Southampton vs Everton

Live score updates, team news, goals, how to watch and commentary stream from St Mary's at Everton face Southampton in the Premier League.

It is not just the 24 points and the spot in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup up for grabs. In this case, the uncharted waters are significant. Previous to that, the former player was also manager of the under-18s setup. Last week Unsworth was appointed as manager of Oldham Athletic, and it has now been confirmed Ebbrell will join him at Boundary Park. Ahead of the match, renowned pundits Paul Merson and Chris Sutton have made their predictions. Saturday’s trip to Southampton is their first of six Premier League matches in October. And so it begins - six chaotic weeks of a Premier League season unlike any other. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's involvement is under consideration, while Nathan Patterson, Ben Godfrey, Yerry Mina, Mason Holgate and Andros Townsend are all expected to miss out. The next six weeks will define Everton's season. Southampton, on the other hand, have not won since August, losing both of their matches last month as they suffered consecutive 1-0 defeats on the road against Wolverhampton Wanderers and Aston Villa, and are currently level on points with the Blues in the table. Frank Lampard confirmed on Thursday afternoon that Jordan Pickford and James Garner are both fit and available for the game. The win over the Hammers was the Blues’ first in the Premier League this season and came after four consecutive draws against Nottingham Forest, Brentford, Leeds United and Liverpool.

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Everton are literally in the same situation. It hasn't been a perfect start to the season, of course, but Southampton will always have a great team that will give their all for their colors. Don't miss a single detail of the match update and commentary from VAVEL's coverage.

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 host Everton as the Premier League makes its return.Everton head into the game on a run of five Premier League games unbeaten.While the Sa.

[TV football blackout law](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/9208111/what-tv-football-blackout-law-uk/) [Saints](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/team/248537/southampton/) have lost their last two matches in the league since [a 2-1 win over Chelsea.](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/9332049/southampton-2-chelsea-1-sterling-lavia-armstrong/) [Everton](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/team/248054/everton/) head into the game on a run of five Premier League games unbeaten.

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.

Seamus Coleman is in for Nathan Patterson as Frank Lampard sticks with a 4-3-3, but it's Dwight McNeil who starts in place of Anthony Gordon out wide.

The Blues are going over to take the corner and somehow Andre Marriner decides that did not take a touch. The Toffees finally won their first Premier League fixture of the season before the break and will be looking to get another win at a stadium where they have not had much success at since it opened in 2001. Poor delivery again from Gray, blocked, comes back to him and his low cross is met by Maupay under pressure, loops over the goal and the Saints can clear. Gray’s ball into the middle is missed by Maupay and takes an unfortunate deflection off McNeil to go behind. 43’ - The Blues win another corner, this time on the left. Ball into the box, headed across goal by Onana and FINISHED BY COADY WITH APLOMB! The corner is cleared, and the Blues will be making a couple of subs. Overhit, but the Blues still have it and are able to win another corner on the right. Ball comes to McNeil on the left, and he LASHES IT HOME WITH HIS LEFT FOOT!! The Blues are sitting too far back and ceding the midfield. Over the wall, and Coleman steps in front of Pickford and clears, just in case the England #1 wouldn’t be able to get to it. Deep ball into the box, and Caleta-Car unmarked puts it over the bar!

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.