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Southampton Team To Play Sheffield United Announced
Saturday, 6th Mar 2021 14:03

The team for this afternoons vital game at Bramall Lane against Sheffield United has been announced, what changes has Ralph Hasenhuttl made as he attempts to blunt the Blades and gain Saints first Premier win in two months.

The teams have been announced and here are the line ups.

Ralph has brought back all three of the injured and not only has a strong starting line up, but also an experienced bench for the first time in two months,

Saints
Fraser Forster

Kyle Walker Peters, Jan Bednarek, Jannik Vestergaard, Ryan Bertrand

Stuart Armstrong, James Ward Prowse, Ibrahima Diallo, Nathan Tella

Danny Ings, Takumi Minamino

Subs Alex McCarthy, Salisu, Stephens, Jankewitz, Chauke, Djenepo, Redmond, N'Lundulu, Adams

Sheffield United

Ramsdale, Ampadu, Bryan, Stevens, Baldock, Lundstram, Norwood, Fleck, Bogle, McGoldrick, Brewster

Substitutes: Foderingham, McBurnie, Sharp, Mousset, Lowe, Burke, Osborn, Ndiaye, Maguire

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saintmark1976 added 14:08 - Mar 6 In a game against a physical side like Sheffield Utd, Adams is dropped and Minamino plays?
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sandywelsh added 14:15 - Mar 6 Best team news for a long time. Would have liked Adams to start though but with this team we should get 3 points. Happy Days.
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darthvader added 14:22 - Mar 6 Im happy with this team though i would deff use adams for at least half an hour second half
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