Southampton interim head coach Simon Rusk hopes incoming boss Will Still was "encouraged" by their performance against Arsenal. The Saints lost 2-1 but were able to get back on level terms after going behind.

Kieran Tierney said a fond farewell to Arsenal as Martin Odegaard grabbed victory. James McNicholas and Dan Sheldon analyse the key points

Explaining why Mikel Arteta won’t be on the touchline for Arsenal’s final game of the Premier League season against Southampton.

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The lead did not last long as Arsenal’s frailties at defending set-pieces were exposed once again early in the second half, allowing Ross Stewart to equalise with his first Premier League goal of the season. Staring a 15th league draw in the face, Arteta brought on all of his big guns; Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Martin Odegaard and Kai Havertz.

Arsenal What a moment for Kieran Tierney. The Scotsman flicks home superbly to give the much-changed Gunners the lead just before half time. Stewart heads wide Saints have been okay and whip in a cross which Stewart heads wide.

Southampton have confirmed ahead of their game against Arsenal that former Lens boss Will Still will be their new manager heading into the 2025/2026 campaign. The Saints parted company with Ivan Juric last month,