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Southampton manager Tonda Eckert has been speaking to the media before their trip to West Bromwich Albion on Wednesday (19:45 GMT).
Here are the main talking points:
On the team receiving lots of plaudits for their FA Cup win at Fulham: “It was nice to get appreciation for the work that we and the boys have put in on the day, but since then it’s all been about getting well
In collecting 12 points out of 12 to start his time at Boro, Hellberg has matched the record of Rob Edwards earlier this season.
But Edwards only won three of his next 10 games before his switch to Premier League bottom side Wolverhampton Wanderers.
One notable feature since Hellberg took charge is the blistering starts that Boro have made.
In the last three wins over Hull City, Charlton Athletic and
A few weeks ago, few on Teesside would have known who Hellberg was, but the man who guided Hammarby to successive runners-up finishes in Sweden’s Allsvenskan, is making a great impression at his new club.
After three fine wins, his side showed plenty of confidence against a QPR side that had travelled north on the back of four wins in five.
Only a crucial last-ditch block from Amadou Mbengue and
Wolves were unfortunate not to take maximum points in their two previous matches against Tottenham and Brighton after conceding late equalisers.
Yet there are few positives they can extract from this trip to the North East.
Vitor Pereira’s side were second best for long periods, remain the only winless team in the English top flight and now appear in danger of being cut adrift at the bottom of the table.
Brighton maintained their push for a place in Europe next season with a 2-0 win over Wolves at Molineux.
Danny Welbeck scored from the penalty spot before half-time, and substitute Brajan Gruda grabbed his first goal for the club late in the second half.
Matheus Cunha came closest to scoring for Wolves when his hooked shot brought a superb save out of Bart Verbruggen.
The Seagulls lie in ninth place,
The Robins, hoping to stretch their unbeaten league away run to six matches and extend their overall unbeaten streak to eight, started well enough with Anis Mehmeti almost getting on the end of a Jason Knight cross.
But from the moment Flemming’s pinpoint strike flew over the wall and nestled into the top left-hand corner past scampering keeper Max O’Leary, Burnley seized control.
Jaidon Anthony could have doubled the lead
Burnley head coach Scott Parker told BBC Radio Lancashire:
“Our performance was rock solid, showed our quality. Of course they got a man sent off pretty early in the game but sometimes that can prove pretty difficult [to play against].
“They’re a difficult side. I know where they are in the division but they’re fighting for their lives and we never gave them any oxygen today.
“We managed every scenario,
Norwich travel to Hull City on Saturday with the Tigers third from bottom ahead of their game at Burnley on Wednesday, before facing two of their play-off rivals – Blackburn and Sheffield Wednesday – among their next five matches.
The return of leading scorer Borja Sainz against Preston after his six-game ban was one of the main positives for the Canaries and Doyle said the Spaniard’s presence should prove significant
