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TEN-MAN Saints produced a resolute display to grind out an impressive point against in-form Leicester City with a 1-1 draw at St Mary’s. The writing appeared to be on the wall for the hosts as early as the 10th minute, when Jannik Vestergaard was given his marching orders for a foul on Jamie Vardy. However, Saints dug in commendably and even took the lead early in the second half as James Ward-Prowse fired home from the penalty spot. But Leicester’s extra man did eventually tell as they earned a share of the spoils thanks to a Jonny Evans header. ....
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SAINTS continued to march on in the FA Cup, dumping out holders Arsenal at St Mary’s. The only goal of the contest came midway through the first half, when a low ball across goal from Kyle Walker-Peters was turned into his own net by defender Gabriel. Saints impressed for large spells before the Gunners rallied late on. But Arsenal could not find a way back into the game with the 1-0 win setting up a fifth-round trip to Wolves next month for Ralph Hasenhuttl’s men. Hasenhuttl promised to name a strong side and he stuck to his word with six changes from the midweek win over Shrewsbury Town. Among those to return were Danny Ings, Stuart Armstrong and Theo Walcott. ....
Assists: Kevin De Bruyne (£11.9m) Bonus points: Rúben Dias x3 (£5.6m), Kyle Walker x2 (£6.2m), John Stones x2 (£4.8m), João Cancelo x2 (£5.5m) WHATEVER YOU CAN DO… Manchester City’s goal-scoring problems persisted in their 1-0 win over Southampton in Gameweek 14. Despite hurling 25 shots at the Saints, Pep Guardiola’s men found the net just once, a result made all the more frustrating for the Citizens by Liverpool’s 7-0 crushing of Crystal Palace. You can be sure that Fantasy Premier League managers picked up on that disparity too, not least in the case of Raheem Sterling (£11.4m) and ....
RAHEEM Sterling’s first-half strike meant Saints suffered defeat in their final game before Christmas – going down 1-0 at home to Manchester City. England international Sterling struck home what proved to be the winner on 16 minutes at St Mary’s, meaning Ralph Hasenhuttl’s men dropped to fourth in the league table. Matters were made worse for the hosts as star striker Danny Ings was forced off through injury and Oriol Romeu’s caution landed him a one-match ban. Knowing ahead of kick-off they would go second in the top flight with a victory over City, Saints made one change from the side who drew 1-1 with Arsenal last time out. ....