A look at when and where Southampton will be playing in 2013/14

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Defending champions Manchester United

Premier League fixture list unveiled: David Moyes and Jose Mourinho on an early collision course

Chelsea travel to Old Trafford to play Manchester United in their second game of the season

Southampton: Latest transfer rumours and completed deals

All the ins and outs at St Mary's and the latest summer transfer speculation surrounding the club

Final farewell: Head coach Ian McGeechan congratulates captain Paul O'Connell at the end of the 2009 Lions tour

The Last Word: The Lions - tough band of brothers who prove that real men do cry

McGeechan really knew how special it is to be a Lion when he realised he wouldn’t be one again

England’s Nathan Redmond despairs as Norway celebrate their third goal

England Under-21's 'did not have enough desire' says Norwegian FA chief

Peter Taylor hopes to avoid humiliation Stuart Pearce suffered with Under-21's as he prepares his side for the Under-20 World Cup

The Sport Matrix: Monday 10 June 2013

Emotional Nadal makes Roland Garros history

Gareth Bale has three years left on his contract at Tottenham

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits making a 'huge mistake' in not signing Gareth Bale from Southampton

The Southampton youngster eventually moved to Tottenham

Brough brings down Saints

Huddersfield 25 St Helens 16
Wilfried Zaha is expected to overcome an ankle injury

Wilfried Zaha and Nathan Chalobah join up with England Under-21 squad for European Championships

Duo provide much needed reinforcement to the squad

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain: Was keen to impress having not played much club football. Good ideas and was enthusiastic. 6

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain calls on England to beat Brazil at the Maracana

Arsenal midfielder wants to forget draw with Republic of Ireland

Mark Hughes: Ex-Everton player was quick to throw his hat into the ring

Factfile: Stoke City appoint Mark Hughes as manager in three-year deal

The former Manchester United striker has returned to management

Watford manager Gianfranco Zola is focused on promotion

Championship Play-off Final: Ian Holloway fears sack could be reward even if Crystal Palace win £135m game

The former Blackpool manager hopes he will not suffer same fate as Adkins and McDermott

Manchester City fan Paul Wellens is back on his favourite stage for Super League's Magic Weekend at the Etihad Stadium

Paul Wellens hopes to pull another win out of hat on Magic Weekend

After adapting to new role Saints captain is ready to lead team to second straight victory

Queens Park Rangers English midfielder Andros Townsend celebrates scoring his team's second goal

Tottenham midfielder Andros Townsend charged with breaching betting regulations

Player withdraws from England Under-21 squad for the European Championships

Sir Alex Ferguson was named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year

Sir Alex Ferguson signs off with LMA's Premier League manager of the year award

Sir Alex Ferguson was named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year.

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