Southampton will be looking to make sure of their Premier League survival when they host Bournemouth on Saturday.
The Saints came very close to a big three points on Tuesday at Watford but had to settle for one following a late Hornets equaliser.
This all came after Shane Long broke the record for the fastest ever Premier League goal with the time recorded at 7.69 seconds.
That point left Southampton six points clear of the drop with a much better goal difference than Cardiff with just three games to play.
One more win would, therefore, be enough to secure another year in the Premier League beyond any reasonable doubt.
Bournemouth have had a difficult couple of months with their only wins since January coming against Brighton and Huddersfield.
The Saints have some defensive problems for this clash after Ralph Hasenhuttl revealed that Ryan Bertrand is a doubt and Jannik Vestergaard remains out.
Here’s how we predict the Saints line-up.
GK - Angus Gunn
Made a couple of good saves against Watford and is expected to start again.
RWB - Yan Valery
Valery played for the last 15 minutes against Watford after missing the defeat to Newcastle through illness. His absence was notable and his return will be welcome if he is fully recovered.
CB - Jack Stephens
Hasenhuttl moved Stephens from the left of the back three against Newcastle to the right against Watford which seemed to help the defensive cohesion.
CB - Maya Yoshida
The Japanese international is likely to start in the middle of the back three.
CB - Jan Bednarek
With Vestergaard’s injury, Bednarek should complete the line of central defenders.
LWB - Matt Targett
With Ryan Bertrand a doubt for this game due to injury coupled with Targett’s return to full training, this seems like an obvious replacement for Hasenhuttl.
CM - James Ward-Prowse
Having filled in for Valery at right wing-back for the last two matches, the youngster’s return should mean that Ward-Prowse reverts back to his favoured midfield position.
CM - Oriol Romeu
Romeu has been a constant in the side of late and that is expected to continue.
CM - Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Hasenhuttl may go back to three central midfielders after Stuart Armstrong’s knock which means Hojbjerg should complete feature.
ST - Nathan Redmond
Redmond had a couple of great chances to score against Watford and will be hoping to add the finish to his performance this weekend.
ST - Danny Ings
We give the edge to Ings over Long due the latter picking up a knock in the Watford game.