With the latest Wolves defeat, the patience is running out among the St. Mary's faithful. Unsurprisingly, the crowd booed the Saints and boss Juric, who couldn't help but just acknowledge their misery ...

Southampton manager Ivan Juric knows the writing is on the wall with his team set to be relegated from the Premier League ...

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Southampton boss Ivan Juric has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against Wolves at St Mary's (kick-off 15:00 GMT). Here are the key lines from his news conference: On ...

Ivan Juric says Southampton will be relegated from the Premier League this season after losing to Wolves, who take a huge stride towards top-flight safety.

St Mary’s and the backing of the crowd could make the difference this weekend and Juric revealed that support has been fantastic despite their poor results and their position in the table.

Juric's side has similar attacking stats to Jones', but the 8.1 shots on target conceded per game is alarmingly high compared to his counterparts. In fairness to Juric, he has moved the Saints to ...

Juric, who has seen the 23 year old forward up close this season, spoke about the striker’s attributes and what he brings to a team. “He has his characteristics,” Jurić said.

Southampton boss Ivan Juric says Liverpool's first penalty "was not a penalty" and that "changed the match" as Liverpool came from behind to win 3-1 in the Premier League. WATCH / READ MORE ...

Southampton boss Ivan Juric is adamant Liverpool’s first penalty should not have been given as his team tumbled to defeat at Anfield. The rock-bottom Saints were ahead at half-time through Will ...

Downes is set to return to the squad against Brighton, as Juric's side hope to cling on to what slim Premier League survival hopes they still have. Ahead of the match, Juric said: "Flynn is with us.

Ivan Juric spoke to TNT Sports after Southampton's defeat against Chelsea: "The numbers say that with different styles of football with different coaches, the results are still the same.