Southampton out of relegation zone with 2-1 win vs Leicester
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LEICESTER, England – Ten-man Southampton climbed out of the English Premier League relegation zone as Ralph Hasenhuettl’s revolution continued with a 2-1 win at Leicester on Saturday.
James Ward-Prowse’s penalty and Shane Long’s first goal in nine months earned the victory at King Power Stadium.
Long’s strike, in first-half injury time, came just 120 seconds after Yan Valery was sent off for a second bookable offence.
Wilfred Ndidi pulled a goal back in the second half for Leicester, which is led by former Southampton manager Claude Puel.
Southampton moved a point above the league drop zone after just a fourth win of the season. Three of them have come under boss Hasenhuettl as he revives the Saints just a month after replacing Mark Hughes.
Leicester dropped to eighth with boss Puel under fire from fans after performances lacking inspiration.
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