This week @ St Mary's: January 27th
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Honours even on derby day
Southampton’s long wait to taste victory in a league derby at Fratton Park was extended by another frustrating draw with south coast rivals Portsmouth.
Saints thought they were on course for a first league triumph on enemy territory in 50 years when Leo Scienza raced through on goal to beat Nicolas Schmid, but a 77th-minute corner proved to be the visitors’ undoing, as Ebou Adams forced the ball over the line from close range to salvage a share of the spoils.
Saints had returned to winning ways on Wednesday night with a 1-0 home victory over Sheffield United, ending a run of seven Championship outings without a victory.
Saints back on the road at Stoke
Next up for Tonda Eckert’s side is a trip to Stoke on Saturday (12.30pm GMT).
The Potters have been promotion contenders for most of the season, but are without a victory in their last three matches, seeing them drop down to 10th. Saints would move to within two points of their hosts with an away win.
Tickets remain on general sale for Saints fans, with a 3,000-strong allocation up for grabs. Fans without a ticket can watch the game live at St Mary's.
Women suffer Sunderland defeat
Southampton FC Women were unable to follow up their south coast derby triumph with a third consecutive league win, falling to a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland.
Eleanor Dale scored the only goal of the game 11 minutes into the second half for the hosts.
Saints now have back-to-back home games at St Mary’s to look forward to, starting with Sunday’s WSL2 meeting with Crystal Palace (2pm GMT).
Under-21s see off West Brom
Saints continued their good form in Premier League 2 with a 2-0 home win over West Brom at Eastleigh’s Silverlake Stadium on Monday night.
Cameron Bragg and Nick Oyekunle scored the goals, leaving Saints third in the table, just two points behind league leaders Manchester United.
Next up is a trip to second-placed Chelsea on Friday night (7pm GMT), before Saints host RB Leipzig in the Premier League International Cup at Eastleigh on Tuesday 3rd February (7pm GMT).
Under-18s victorious over Arsenal
Thierry Rohart-Brown scored the only goal as Saints defeated Arsenal in the Under-18 Premier League at Staplewood on Saturday.
The result lifts Saints to fifth in the table, with games in hand on three of the four teams above them.
This weekend will see Saints head to West Ham (Saturday, 11am GMT), with both sides currently level on points.
Foundation launch Impact Report
Saints Foundation have published their 2026 Impact Report, highlighting their work in the local community.
In the 2024/25 season, Saints Foundation engaged 6,511 people, helping 5,545 to achieve a positive outcome for themselves, supporting 2.4% of Southampton’s population and generating more than £10 million in social value for the city.
Check out the full Impact Report on the link below.
Saints duo star on Early Doors
Saints teammates Tom Fellows and Caspar Jander are the special guests on the latest episode of Early Doors.
The Saints pair join club legend Matt Le Tissier and fellow host Tom Deacon, casting an eye over Saints' greatest solo goals, and the hosts go head to head in the LEVEL1 challenge, while Matt faces off against the fans once again in Taking On Le Tiss.
Fraser completes A-League move
Ryan Fraser has joined Australian A-League outfit Western Sydney Wanderers on a permanent transfer.
Joining Saints in August 2023, the 31-year-old played 72 times in red and white, including 18 appearances in the first half of 2025/26.
We wish Ryan the best of the luck during his time in Australia.
McFLY to headline St Mary’s
It's official… McFLY are headlining St Mary’s Stadium!
Get ready for a huge night of live music, massive hits, and unbeatable energy — all at St Mary’s Stadium. This massive show will be the second night of the Let's Rock weekend, taking place on the first weekend of June.
Night one is a full-on celebration of all things 80s, and tickets are still available if you want to make a full weekend of it.
THE DELL
The Dell is our lively on-site venue where Saints history meets modern comforts, offering a welcoming spot for fans, friends, and families alike, seven days a week. Here's what's on this week:
Mon-Sun: Coffee and a pastry for £4.99 (all day, every day!)
Mon-Fri: Work from The Dell (8am-5pm GMT)
Tue 27: Open Mic Night (7.30pm-9.30pm GMT)
Wed 28: Live Champions League league phase final matchday: Arsenal vs Kairat (8pm GMT), Eintracht Frankfurt vs Tottenham (8pm GMT), Liverpool vs Qarabag (8pm GMT), Man City vs Galatasaray (8pm GMT), Napoli vs Chelsea (8pm GMT), PSG vs Newcastle (8pm GMT)
Thu 29: Live Europa League league phase final matchday: Aston Villa vs RB Salzburg (8pm GMT), Celtic vs Utrecht (8pm GMT), Nottingham Forest vs Ferencvaros (8pm GMT), Porto vs Rangers (8pm GMT)
Fri 30: Live Championship: Bristol City vs Derby (8pm GMT)
Sat 31: Live Championship: Stoke vs Saints (12.30pm GMT); Live Premier League: Chelsea vs West Ham (5.30pm GMT), Liverpool vs Newcastle (8pm GMT)
Sun 1: Live Premier League: Aston Villa vs Brentford (2pm GMT), Man Utd vs Fulham (2pm GMT), Nottingham Forest vs Crystal Palace (2pm GMT), Tottenham vs Man City (4.30pm GMT)
Mon 2: Live Premier League: Sunderland vs Burnley (8pm GMT)
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