Championship

TEAR BLOW FOR ROSS

by
The LeaguePaper Team
12 October 2025

SOUTHAMPTON striker Ross Stewart is likely to be out for a significant period after suffering a hamstring injury against Derby last week.
The injury-ravaged Scot – who has missed most of the last two years with a variety of fitness issues – was making his third start in a week when he pulled up in the 30th minute.
It was hoped the injury would be a minor strain but scans have now revealed a tear.

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