Could Southampton Determine the Sequel of the Premier League's Top Four?

There's one group in the Premier League who could have the best say in how the main four gets down to business toward the finish of the season - and that is ninth-put Southampton.
The Saints go to Liverpool in May before engaging Arsenal and Manchester United at St Mary's, with every one of the three sides competing for the Top four closes by Manchester City.
Also, they may yet say something regarding the title race when confronting association leader Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night

In the chase for a Champions League spot, Liverpool at present possess third with 66 focuses, yet have played two diversions more than Manchester City (64) and Manchester United (63).
On the off chance that both Manchester clubs can win their matches close by then Liverpool would drop out of the main four, while Arsenal (57 focuses) can close the hole having played three diversions less than the Merseyside club.

Southampton endured Capital One Cup last anguish against United back in February, and are presently playing for minimal more than pride in the class as the season attracts to a nearby.
With seven recreations left, Claude Puel's side are in an individual fight for eighth with West Brom, yet confront four of the main seven sides in their keep running in.

Initially up for Southampton are Chelsea. An angry with the Bridge could help Tottenham close the hole considerably assist when they play Crystal Palace in Wednesday's inhabit Selhurst Park.
Southampton then have a May 7 date with Liverpool at Anfield on Nissan Super Sunday before facilitating Arsenal three days after the fact - and one week from that point onward, United go to St Mary's for another midweek conflict.

Liverpool have neglected to beat Southampton on the last four events, most as of late losing both Capital One Cup semi-last legs 1-0 in January. Their matches at Anfield have dependably been tight undertakings, with the Reds last winning by a two-objective preferred standpoint in 2002.
In the meantime, Southampton are unbeaten in their last five group amusements at St Mary's against Arsenal (W2 D3), however suffered an overwhelming 5-0 thrashing to the Gunners in the FA Cup prior this year.

Joined - who could in any case seal a Champions League spot with Europa League greatness - have a far more prominent record at Southampton, and are unbeaten in their last eight outings there (W7 D1) in spite of losing twice to the Saints at Old Trafford in the last four experiences.

Be that as it may, records and history mean to such an extent. With the main four race taking another contort each week, it has turned out to be difficult to foresee. The Saints will without a doubt have a say, yet the truth will surface eventually us of the correct effect they have.

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