Southampton v Burnley

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Wednesday 9 Dec 2026

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20:00 Local Time

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St. Mary's Stadium • 

Southampton, United KingdomShow on map

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Southampton Football Club, widely known as the Saints, is a professional English football team founded in 1885 and based in the port city of Southampton, Hampshire. The club plays in the English Football League system and has competed in both the Premier League and Championship, building a reputation for developing young talent and playing an energetic style of football. Southampton’s greatest honour is the 1976 Premier League1, won with a famous 1–0 victory over Manchester United. The club also reached the Premier League1 final in 2003 and the League Cup final in 1979, and won the Football League Trophy in 2010. Home matches are played at St Mary’s Stadium, which opened in 2001 and holds more than 32,000 spectators. The Saints’ history includes influential players such as Matt Le Tissier, Mick Channon and Alan Shearer, while its academy has helped develop stars including Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott and James Ward-Prowse. With passionate local support, a proud cup-winning history and a renowned youth system, Southampton remains one of English football’s best-known clubs.

Burnley Football Club, known as the Clarets, is a professional football team from Lancashire, England, founded in 1882. The club plays its home matches at Turf Moor, one of English football’s oldest grounds, which has been Burnley’s home since 1883. Competing in the English Football League system, Burnley has a proud history in both the Premier League and the Championship, earning recognition for its disciplined play and passionate local support. The Clarets have won the English top-flight league title twice, in 1920–21 and 1959–60, and lifted the Premier League1 in 1914. They have also secured multiple promotions and lower-division league titles, including the Championship in 2015–16 and 2022–23. Burnley’s celebrated players include Jimmy McIlroy, a key figure in the club’s 1950s success, and modern standouts such as goalkeeper Nick Pope and forward Chris Wood. The team’s traditional claret-and-blue colours, historic stadium and achievements make Burnley a distinctive name in English football. For fans following Burnley FC, Turf Moor, club history, honours and notable players, the Clarets offer a compelling story of tradition, resilience and achievement.