Southampton 0-2 Leeds United - as it happened: Player ratings and Marcelo Bielsa reaction

Welcome to today’s final away game live blog of the 2020/21 campaign - where has this season gone?

Well, never mind because we’re a step closing to seeing fans return on a more permanent basis and that begins tonight.

Southampton will welcome supporters to St Marys for the visit of this this evening.

Kick-off is at 6pm and we’ll have all the latest updates right here as and when we have them.

Stay tuned...

Saints midfielder Oriol Romeu could return after three months out with an ankle injury.

Romeu suffered the issue in the reverse clash at Elland Road but may now return to face the Whites.

Defender Jan Bednarek is also available again after missing the win over Fulham due to a heel problem.

Marcelo Bielsa has released Mateusz Klich and Robin Koch early for this summer’s delayed Euro 2020 tournament.

The pair will miss United’s final two games of the campaign as they head away from Elland Road early for a rest ahead of international action.

Klich scored the opening goal against Burnley last weekend while Koch missed out with a hip issue at Turf Moor.

Playmaker Pablo Hernandez faces a fitness test while Helder Costa and Adam Forshaw remain out.

YEP XI: Meslier; Ayling, Llorente, Struijk; Phillips, Dallas, Alioski; Raphinha, Harrison, Rodrigo; Bamford.

“It is not that surprising, to be honest,” Hasenhuttl said of United’s success this season.

“It is not that surprising, to be honest,” Hasenhuttl said of United’s success this season.

“I know how it feels to be promoted and have a good first season in the big league, I had it with Ingolstadt and I had it with Leipzig.

“The team is always super motivated, the players, it’s a completely new experience when they get the chance to finally compete with the big ones.

“That carries you beyond those tired moments, past the tough moments.

“Leeds have had a few games where they have struggled this season but they have shown that, especially against the big sides, they can show very good performances.

“This was surprising, that they could compete like that against the strong sides in the league.

“They haven’t lost a lot over the last weeks so they are getting better and better.

“This is a tough games but I think we have the chance to show them that we are better than when we last played them.

“I think that game, 3-0, was a little bit of a too-high result. We were unlucky. We know we can do better.”

“They are a team who are in a different position in the table with regards to the performances that they have, they have a group of players who are very capable,” Bielsa said.

“And they didn’t finish higher up in the table because they had a series of nine or ten games which was negative but the level of the team is superior to the position they find themselves in in the table.”