and so there will be questions, therefore for leeds united's manager daniel farke, who came in last summeram had just been relegated from the top flight, his one task was to get them back up. many leeds fans leaving the stadium just behind us, desperately disappointed with what they've seen from their team today. it is, though, southampton heading back up at the first attempt to win and promotion that earns this club at least £140 million in revenue, significantly more if they manage to stay in the premier league next season. all thanks to the adam armstrong, winner and those are the fine margins that make the playoff so enthralling. i knew we were going to win. i had the feeling, but it was tense at the end because the ten minutes added time and obviously the 2 minutes after was just scary. but we won eventually, so it was good. first time i saw them, it was 1971 at the dell and this is one of the top days in our history, magic day. and on days like this really- comes out when you really see actually how well supported the club is as a city and it. just means everything to finally be back

sunday's win gives russell martin, who had been discarded by leeds boss daniel farke when the two were, his first promotion in management. it was not a sexy appointment but they were brave enough to give me the opportunity and hopefully we have repaid them with a day they will remember forever and it will be one of the best of my career, for sure. so ijust feel nothing but gratitude and, yeah, a lot of love for the people. they defended really well so they - were a bit more clinical- than we were and a bit more effective and again - congratulations to them. as you can imagine, it hurts a lot if- you are just one step away- from being allowed to celebrate and then have - to travel so we are disappointed at the moment. while a southampton victory parade would be something of a rarity, it's becoming pretty run of the mill for manchester city. despite losing the fa cup final on saturday the plans for one in the city remained in place. olly foster was among the thousands of fans celebrating their team's historic fourth straight premier league title. it is what pep wanted. come out in your t

sunday's win gives russell martin, who had been discarded by leeds boss daniel farke when the two wereotion in management. it was not a sexy appointment but they— it was not a sexy appointment but they were brave enough to give _ but they were brave enough to give me — but they were brave enough to give me the opportunity and hopefully we have repaid them with a — hopefully we have repaid them with a day they will remember forever— with a day they will remember forever and it will be one of the best_ forever and it will be one of the best of my career for sure. so i _ the best of my career for sure. so iiusi— the best of my career for sure. so ijust feel nothing but gratitude and, yeah, a lot of love — gratitude and, yeah, a lot of love for— gratitude and, yeah, a lot of love for the people. they defended really well so they were — defended really well so they were a — defended really well so they were a bit more clinical than were a bit more clinical than we were _ were a bit more clinical than we were and a bit more effective and again congratulations to them. as you can imagine _ co

he spent much of his playing career at norwich city, where daniel farke, the leeds manager, came in andt is just one more subplot to this intriguing match today, and it is season defining for both leads and southampton. kick—off is at three o'clock. fresh from manchester united's fa cup success, manager erik ten tag is vowing to continue winning trophies, whether he remains at the club or not. senior officials have so far failed to give any assurances about his future. the build—up to the fa cup final was dominated by speculation that ten hag would be sacked whatever happened. as it transpired, united beat manchester city 2—1, lifting spirits somewhat after their worst ever premier league campaign where united finished eighth. the cup means they're in the europa league next season. whatever co—owner jim ratcliffe decides, the manager's staying positive. the team is progressing and we are winning trophies, two trophies in two years is not bad, three finals is not bad. but we have to keep going, i'm not satisfied with it, we have to do better, and if they don't want me any more, i will go

this is why leeds will may well feel defeated, deflated even though, even though daniel farke, the formersier said than done. when you finish 17 points ahead of the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing, the team that you're playing goes into it thinking we've got nothing to lose. but if i look at the actual form, i mean, southampton and west brom at the hawthorns is the game. later on after that. 215 so it's really going to be a feast of football today in the championship. but if you look at it's always said, isn't it? i don't have forest's worth going into the playoffs two years ago, but it's always said that it's good to have form going into playoffs at the right time. look at this stat, if you will. leeds, southampton, west brom, norwich in the last five games, that's 20 games between them. only ten of those have been won, six of them, sorry , been won, six of them, sorry, ten of those have been lost. only six have been won. the rest have been drawn. nobody's got any real, real form here. norwich have lost one of the last five, but they'v