The Gunners look to end the season on a high note after securing Champions League football for next season as they travel to face Southampton who have endured one of the worst Premier League seasons on record
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As the Premier League season draws to a close, Southampton and Arsenal prepare for their final clash at St Mary's this Sunday. For Southampton, this match marks not only the end of the season but also their farewell to top-flight football, at least for the next year, as they face relegation to the Championship.
It's been a tough campaign for the Saints, who have struggled throughout, managing only two league wins in 37 matches and scoring a mere 25 goals. Despite these challenges, they managed to avoid setting an unwanted record by surpassing Derby County's infamous low of 11 points in a season.
However, there's still a shadow looming over Southampton. They have lost 29 Premier League games this season, and another defeat would see them become the first team ever to lose 30 times in a single Premier League campaign—a dubious record they're keen to avoid.
On the other hand, Arsenal arrives with their spirits high. Their victory over Newcastle United last weekend secured them a second-place finish and guaranteed Champions League football next season.
Southampton vs Arsenal Odds
Southampton - 10/1
Draw - 9/2
Arsenal - 3/10
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Southampton vs Arsenal Betting Tips
Arsenal to win and both teams to score - 13/8
Over 3.5 goals - 6/5
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