Championship

STILL INSISTS THAT SAINTS MADE THEIR POINT

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 October 2025

WILL Still felt that his Southampton side fully deserved their hard-earned point at Pride Park.
The Saints manager was delighted with his players for the way they reacted to Derby’s high-pressure tactics, and he was content to leave with a draw.
In testing conditions, his Saints side, who are looking to bounce back to the Premier League, dealt with most of what Derby threw at them, and Still said: “If you look at the bigger picture, we’ve got four points out of six from two tricky away games.
“I think we started the game really, really well. We caused them...

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