Southampton suffered yet another dramatic defensive collapse as they threw away a two goal lead, to leave manager Russell Martin’s position under even more pressure.

Leicester City completed a staggering second half comeback against fellow promoted outfit Southampton on Saturday, to book-end the recent international break with successive victories. City signed off earlier this month with a narrow win over Bournemouth, before they staged an unlikely fightback at St Mary's this weekend.

Southampton has just 1 point and only Wolverhampton is lower on the table, sharing a 0-1-6 record, but with the Wanderers sporting a lower goal differential. Leicester City is by itself at 15th on the table with 6 points and a 1-3-3 record, just behind Manchester United, AFC Bournemouth and West Ham United.

The two newly-promoted sides face-off at St. Mary's.

Russell Martin spoke to BBC Match of the Day after Southampton's defeat against Leicester: "I think the sending off changes the game. We started the game so well, the second half so well, their goal came out of nothing.

Recap: Leicester City came from two goals down to win it at the death against 10-man Southampton at the St. Mary’s on Saturday afternoon. The Saints took a 2-0 lead into the tun