Right, what are you lot still doing here?

It is 22:30 GMT and there is only one place to be and that is watching Match of the Day, with Match of the Day Social to accompany you.

See you over there.

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And Southampton can breathe a little easier.

Based on their performance today, they will be a lot higher in the hit parade come May.

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This is what the north end of the Premier League looks like.

Leicester still safe and sound in top slot despite defeat today.

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Southampton skipper Jose Fonte talking to BT Sport: "It was imperative that we had a reaction and today we showed passion and togetherness to change the bad run we were on. I'm very happy with our performance and the result.

"The plan before the game was to be ourselves - a hard-working team, quality up front and defending well as a team. We showed today we are still a very good team and from now it gives us good confidence to go on a good run."

Arsenal

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger talking to BT Sport: "We lost too many challenges today, they were sharper than us. I think we were unlucky as well, their first shot on goal went into the top corner from the right back, the second goal came after a foul on Koscielny.

"It's a disappointing result but I have to say well done to Southampton. The referee let a lot go but when you're not dominant in challenges that is the price you have to pay.

"The title is down to consistency to fight in every single game and produce a performance. Today was a very physical game and we didn't play well enough."

Southampton

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman talking to BT Sport: "It was a fantastic performance against a good Arsenal team - that's a big compliment to the players..We caused them lots of problems up front through Mane and Long. Perfect performance today.

"Normally I keep criticism of my players inside but sometimes people need to know what the manager is thinking. We showed fantastic belief in everybody and showed how good we are today if we play at our level.

"The second half was far better than the first, some good goals and maybe more chances to score more."

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It is a bumper Match of the Day this evening, with all 20 Premier League teams in action.

Watch from 22:30 on BBC One, with Southampton v Arsenal first up.

You may want to put the kettle on Gunners' fans.

Ronald Koeman has just popped up in front of the television cameras, all wry smiles and barely contained glee.

Arsene Wenger is next in the queue. He is not sparing his side too much, telling them that they were second best in too many challenges.

Full quotes to come very shortly.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Mary's

The team that wins the league this season will drop a lot of points. Normally there will be a team that won't allow you to do that. This year every one is fallible and everyone looks to have weaknesses which don't look likely to change. Nobody look the finish article so I think it will be topsy, turvy until the end end.

Jose Fonte (number six) and Juanmi (No 20) combined before Dusan Tadic set Shane Long free to score his second of the match. 

Nothing too fancy about any of that...

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Southampton

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Southampton striker Shane Long speaking to BT Sport: "We knew we were a good enough team, but it was not happening in the last few weeks. We went out there with the idea of fighting hard for each other firstly and hoping the play comes from there. They did not like the pace in behind from me and Sadio and we played on that.

"It was a good day all round, but we have got a hard game coming up in two days' time against West Ham."

On opening goalscorer Cuco Martina: "He's been brilliant in training, worked really hard and deserved his chance in the team. He deserved the goal and that performance today."

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Mary's

With the spread of the money in the league, it's allowing the lesser sides, so to speak, to compete. There's been a definite levelling out.

This does not flatter Southampton, they were fantastic. They had a game-plan and stuck to it. The first goal was massively important. They got it got it and then exploited Arsenal's weaknesses. On the flip side, Arsenal were awful.

Arsenal have had the look of champions in the past few weeks.

Today they looked like mid-table fodder at best, short of cutting edge and, more worryingly, fighting spirit.

Perhaps today was the day when the injuries to the likes of Alexis Sanchez, Santi Cazorla and Francis Coquelin caught up with them.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Mary's

Arsenal have looked vulnerable to that ball in behind all night. They have got away with four. 

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Arsenal's defence is shredded by Shane Long's pace once more and this time the finish sticks.

Juanmi lays the ball into oceans of space behind an Arsenal defence playing far too high and Long advances to squeeze the ball between Petr Cech's legs for a humiliating fourth.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Mary's

I don't think we can under-estimate what that first goal from Martina did. If Arsenal had scored first we would have had to see a different performance from Southampton. As it is, it's worked perfectly for them.