A point for Southampton ensured they would not become the equal worst team in Premier League history as they moved ahead of Derby's 2008 tally, sparking wild celebrations among fa

Erling Haaland is back in Manchester City 's starting lineup for his first appearance in six weeks. Haaland was picked in the team to play already-relegated Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday, a week before City meet Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final.

After so many steps forward, here was the first one back for Manchester City in a while. Pep Guardiola's side remain unbeaten since early March in all competitions but were mocked with chants of "Who are ya" at full-time as gleeful Southampton fans celebrated their point.

Manchester City have got the FA Cup final to look forward to next weekend but they also have a top-five place to secure, so there is no danger they will not be fully focused on that on Saturday.

Four Premier League wins on the bounce not only means Manchester City are in an excellent position to play Champions League football next season, but they're now some people's favourites to finish in second place.