Southampton v Manchester City, 13 May 2018

Score1-0 to Manchester City
RefereeAndre Marriner
CompetitionPremier League
VenueSt Mary's Stadium
Attendance31,882

View Southampton v Manchester City head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm Manchester City had now won seven of the last nine meetings (lost one), all Premier League.

0 Southampton

1 Manchester City

Goals:

Goals:

Gabriel Jesus 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Wesley Hoedt
Defender Jack Stephens
Defender Maya Yoshida
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Bertrand
Midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Midfielder/Forward Nathan Redmond
Midfielder/Forward Oriol Romeu
Midfielder/Forward Dušan Tadić
Forward Charlie Austin

Starting lineup:

Claudio Bravo Goalkeeper
Danilo Defender
Aymeric Laporte Defender
Fernandinho Defender/Midfielder
John Stones Defender/Midfielder
Fabian Delph Midfielder
Ilkay Gündogan Midfielder
Bernardo Silva Midfielder/Forward
Kevin De Bruyne Midfielder/Forward
Leroy Sané Midfielder/Forward
Raheem Sterling Midfielder/Forward

Substitutions:

James Ward-Prowse for Nathan Redmond 64
Shane Long for Charlie Austin 64
Sam McQueen for Ryan Bertrand 81

Substitutions:

Gabriel Jesus for Fabian Delph 59
Brahim Díaz for Bernardo Silva 78
Phil Foden for Ilkay Gündogan 82

Cards:

James Ward-Prowse 71 Y
Cédric Soares 90 Y
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 90 Y

Cards:

Gabriel Jesus 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Fraser Forster
Defender/Midfielder Sam McQueen
Defender/Midfielder Jérémy Pied
Midfielder Josh Sims
Midfielder James Ward-Prowse
Forward Manolo Gabbiadini
Forward Shane Long

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ederson
Defender Vincent Kompany
Defender Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder Olexsandr Zinchenko
Midfielder Brahim Díaz
Midfielder/Forward Phil Foden
Forward Gabriel Jesus

Comments:

Final league position 2017-18: 17th Southampton would have been relegated had they lost this game and Swansea City had won at home against relegated Stoke City, plus a ten-goal swing in the Swans favour (they lost 2-1). As he was in charge at Stoke City earlier in 2017-18, manager Mark Hughes (a former Manchester City boss) avoided being associated with two relegated teams in the same season. Only West Bromwich Albion (18) took fewer points from their home games than the Saints (19) in this Premier League season. Following a run of four consecutive defeats, this was their first loss in their last five games in the Premier League (won two).

Comments:

Final league position 2017-18: 1st Based on three points for a win, Manchester City became the first team to reach 100 points in a top division season with this win. This was City's 32nd win in this Premier League season so breaking Tottenham Hotspur's record for the most wins in a top division season (31 in 1960-61). The Citizens also set a new top division record for the biggest winning margin by the champions (19 points). The previous record was 18 points by Manchester United (91) ahead of Arsenal (73) in 1999-2000. They also established the following new Premier League records: Most goals scored (106) - previously 103 by Chelsea in 2009-10. Most away wins (16) - previously 15 by Chelsea in 2004-05. Biggest goal difference (+79) - previously +71 by Chelsea in 2009-10. City failed in their attempt to equal their club record of 108 goals scored in a league season (1926-27 in League Division Two and 2001-02 in League Division 1). Whilst an unused sub, Ederson was shown a yellow card in the fourth minute of added time at the end of the game for excessive goal celebration.

0 Southampton

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy
Defender Cédric Soares
Defender Wesley Hoedt
Defender Jack Stephens
Defender Maya Yoshida
Defender/Midfielder Ryan Bertrand
Midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Midfielder/Forward Nathan Redmond
Midfielder/Forward Oriol Romeu
Midfielder/Forward Dušan Tadić
Forward Charlie Austin

Substitutions:

James Ward-Prowse for Nathan Redmond 64
Shane Long for Charlie Austin 64
Sam McQueen for Ryan Bertrand 81

Cards:

James Ward-Prowse 71 Y
Cédric Soares 90 Y
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Fraser Forster
Defender/Midfielder Sam McQueen
Defender/Midfielder Jérémy Pied
Midfielder Josh Sims
Midfielder James Ward-Prowse
Forward Manolo Gabbiadini
Forward Shane Long

Comments:

Final league position 2017-18: 17th Southampton would have been relegated had they lost this game and Swansea City had won at home against relegated Stoke City, plus a ten-goal swing in the Swans favour (they lost 2-1). As he was in charge at Stoke City earlier in 2017-18, manager Mark Hughes (a former Manchester City boss) avoided being associated with two relegated teams in the same season. Only West Bromwich Albion (18) took fewer points from their home games than the Saints (19) in this Premier League season. Following a run of four consecutive defeats, this was their first loss in their last five games in the Premier League (won two).

1 Manchester City

Goals:

Gabriel Jesus 90 G

Starting lineup:

Claudio Bravo Goalkeeper
Danilo Defender
Aymeric Laporte Defender
Fernandinho Defender/Midfielder
John Stones Defender/Midfielder
Fabian Delph Midfielder
Ilkay Gündogan Midfielder
Bernardo Silva Midfielder/Forward
Kevin De Bruyne Midfielder/Forward
Leroy Sané Midfielder/Forward
Raheem Sterling Midfielder/Forward

Substitutions:

Gabriel Jesus for Fabian Delph 59
Brahim Díaz for Bernardo Silva 78
Phil Foden for Ilkay Gündogan 82

Cards:

Gabriel Jesus 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ederson
Defender Vincent Kompany
Defender Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder Olexsandr Zinchenko
Midfielder Brahim Díaz
Midfielder/Forward Phil Foden
Forward Gabriel Jesus

Comments:

Final league position 2017-18: 1st Based on three points for a win, Manchester City became the first team to reach 100 points in a top division season with this win. This was City's 32nd win in this Premier League season so breaking Tottenham Hotspur's record for the most wins in a top division season (31 in 1960-61). The Citizens also set a new top division record for the biggest winning margin by the champions (19 points). The previous record was 18 points by Manchester United (91) ahead of Arsenal (73) in 1999-2000. They also established the following new Premier League records: Most goals scored (106) - previously 103 by Chelsea in 2009-10. Most away wins (16) - previously 15 by Chelsea in 2004-05. Biggest goal difference (+79) - previously +71 by Chelsea in 2009-10. City failed in their attempt to equal their club record of 108 goals scored in a league season (1926-27 in League Division Two and 2001-02 in League Division 1). Whilst an unused sub, Ederson was shown a yellow card in the fourth minute of added time at the end of the game for excessive goal celebration.