The match between Southampton and Wolves on Sunday evening was not one for the history books. The result saw Southampton fall to a 2-3 defeat against their opponents, leaving them in a precarious position in the Premier League table.
With just four games remaining in the season, the Saints now find themselves with a mammoth task ahead of them if they want to avoid the drop. They currently sit just three points clear of the relegation zone, and any slip-ups could see them plummet further down the table.
The loss at the Stadium of Light was particularly disappointing for Southampton, who had been in good form in recent weeks. They had won two of their last three matches, but that run came to an end as they were unable to secure all three points in front of their own fans.
The defeat has left the Saints struggling to keep up with the pace set by their rivals. It is a situation that will only get worse if they continue to struggle in the coming weeks. The pressure is mounting on manager Ralph Hasenhuttl and his team to turn things around and secure their survival in the top flight.
As it stands, there is no easy way out for Southampton. They need to start winning more regularly if they want to avoid the drop. But with just four games left to play, it looks like their chances of salvaging their season are getting slimmer by the minute.