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Southampton V Chelsea Barclays Premier League Match 30 -March 2013.Southampton trio Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Jos Hooiveld are all slight injury doubts for the visit of Chelsea.
Vegard Forren, who started Norway's World Cup qualifier against Albania last weekend, awaits his debut.Watch Southampton V Chelsea Live, Watch Southampton V Chelsea Live Stream, Watch Southampton V Chelsea Free Live Stream, Watch Southampton V Chelsea Online, Watch Southampton V Chelsea Online Free, Southampton V Chelsea Live, Southampton V Chelsea live stream Online.
Chelsea interim manager Rafa Benitez is hopeful that Gary Cahill and Ramires will prove their fitness for the game.
John Terry is available, but Benitez will select with Easter Monday's FA Cup quarter-final replay against Manchester United in mind.
MATCH PREVIEW
Mauricio Pochettino may have won only two of eight games in charge of Southampton
but, coming against Manchester City and Liverpool, those two wins have
added some serious lustre to the early weeks of the Argentine's career
in England. A win over Chelsea would complete an impressive hat-trick of
scalps at St Mary's.
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Pochettino has done pretty well since he came to Southampton, but don't forget that they were doing fine already and that Nigel Adkins's last game in charge was a draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. I don't think they would have been relegated with Adkins in charge and I don't think they'll be relegated now. Rickie Lambert must agree - he's signed a two-year contract extension since the Saints last played. If Southampton seem a picture of relative harmony despite a managerial change, then Chelsea represent a diametric opposite. Amidst all the rancour, unpleasantness and infighting, Rafa Benitez may yet leave the Bridge with a couple of trophy wins and a Champions League qualification added to his CV; his hide must be of elephantine thickness. Chelsea have lurched this way and that under Benitez. They have put in some very poor displays indeed (Swansea, Brentford, Manchester City, Steaua Bucharest), but have also caught the eye with some terrific days (Villa, Arsenal, Stoke, Manchester United). Juan Mata's excellence has been just about the only constant in Chelsea's season.
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Pochettino has done pretty well since he came to Southampton, but don't forget that they were doing fine already and that Nigel Adkins's last game in charge was a draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. I don't think they would have been relegated with Adkins in charge and I don't think they'll be relegated now. Rickie Lambert must agree - he's signed a two-year contract extension since the Saints last played. If Southampton seem a picture of relative harmony despite a managerial change, then Chelsea represent a diametric opposite. Amidst all the rancour, unpleasantness and infighting, Rafa Benitez may yet leave the Bridge with a couple of trophy wins and a Champions League qualification added to his CV; his hide must be of elephantine thickness. Chelsea have lurched this way and that under Benitez. They have put in some very poor displays indeed (Swansea, Brentford, Manchester City, Steaua Bucharest), but have also caught the eye with some terrific days (Villa, Arsenal, Stoke, Manchester United). Juan Mata's excellence has been just about the only constant in Chelsea's season.
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