SOUTHAMPTON their loudest sent warning yet that they are coming to crash the automatic promotion party.
Saints had looked cut adrift of Leicester, Leeds and Ipswich after a horror three defeats in four matches during February, but are now just four points off the top two after a third straight home win in a week.
After a 99th-minute winner had seen off Watford on Saturday, they were 3-0 up by half-time courtesy of a Che Adams brace - which included his 100th professional goal and Stuart Armstrong's fourth of the campaign.
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