That's all from us on an evening when Burnley breathed new life into their battle against the drop.

Join us again on Saturday for more Premier League shenanigans.

If Burnley avoid defeat to Wolves on Sunday they will move out of the relegation zone and dump Everton in it.

It will be then up to Toffees to get something. At Liverpool. Oof.

Could be a huge couple of days at the bottom of the table.

Burnley

Burnley boss Mike Jackson, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It was mad. Really enjoyed the game now it has finished. When you are in it, you are that enthralled and engrossed you don't get the chance to enjoy it. It is a great result for everyone involved - all the staff and everyone.

"They have gone for it. They have rallied around each and been really focused. They are trying to prove a few people wrong.

"It is a great strike from Connor Roberts. On his left foot as well. All credit to him.

"We haven't changed a lot. We have tweaked a few things. The strength of this team, of this group, is the group. The togetherness. I am not reinventing the wheel here, all I'm doing is preparing the team. The drive and effort is the identity that has always been here. They have just remembered.

"The fans stayed with us, even during a little lull in the second-half. They went again. I didn't expect anything less. We are going to need them.

"I will probably speak to the chairman later in terms of whether he wants us to prepare the team on Sunday. That is the way we are moving with this now. Just enjoy the night and tomorrow we can think about Wolves. It gives the group belief. I believe they can [get out of this]. Sometimes the group need to perform like that and remember what they are."

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hassenhutl talking to Sky Sports: "We had a very good chance at the beginning and the first goal is important. They then had the belief and we haven't been physically good enough.

"The first half simply not aggressive enough, not sharp enough. They defended well and we didn't have the quality to break them down."

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl, speaking to BBC MOTD: "It is a disappointing evening because we had the first big chance today with a header from Ori [Romeu] and we don't score there. We then concede from their first shot - an easy one from outside the box. After this the first half is clear for Burnley. We do not find the answer for the first goal we concede. We were braveless and had no aggression. I was critical of the guys at half-time. Second half we were better, big chances, more than they had and we don't score and lose.

"There was nothing after the first goal. Very often we fall apart and it is a signal of not being brave enough and resilient enough. We have to change that.

"When you see how they play and you can play the same way they do it is not possible. We need to play more football but it is not possible today. We were lacking in every second ball and duel and this was not enough first half.

"We have not played like a top 10 team today. We do not deserve a point today. It was not enough."

Burnley

Burnley boss Mike Jackson talking to Sky Sports: "The players remembered what they were. We haven't done loads different but they have come together as a group. Everyone has mucked in and it is a great result.

"It was good to watch. Towards the end they have had a couple of chances. You have to enjoy the game when you win, don't think about anything else.

"I will probably speak to the chairman and he will let me know if I am needed for next game. I am here to prepare the group, I don't want to think or talk about all that, I don't think it is right.

"The crowd were terrific. You could see it lift the players. We said 'bring them with you' and I think we did that. We have to make sure we deliver against Wolves."

You have to feel for the Southampton fans. Take a day off work, travel all that way to Burnley and then watch your team fail to compete.

Burnley

Connor Roberts talking to Sky Sports: It is engrained in us to fight. We may not be the best team but we fight till the end and bits of quality showed. It's a massive three points.

There will always be belief. We know we have quality. We will give everything to try and keep this club up. We have five games to give everything. He [Mike Jackson] hasn't changed everything but has given us a bit more freedom to do what we want.

Nathan Collins talking to Sky Sports: A good win for us.Everyone is enjoying their football and we are creating chances. I am not looking at Everton, we are concentrating on ourselves.

Burnley have now won their last two home Premier League games, as many as they’d won in their previous 24 at Turf Moor (D11 L11).

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

A big, big win. Burnley have made Southampton look poor. They have battered them.

Over to you Everton.

In contrast, Southampton simply weren't at the races. After that win over Arsenal, this is a step backwards for Ralph Hasenhuttl's side.

Some felt sacking Sean Dyche was a sign of panic. It may well have been. But displays like this make you think it was also the right call.

Burnley gave it everything.

A massive win for Burnley.

A deserved one too.

The Clarets are very much alive and kicking.

Just a couple of minutes to go. Burnley aren't letting this slip now.

The Burnley fans are now singing "ginger Mourinho". Not sure that is as big a compliment as it once was.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Burnley's fans have really got behind their team tonight.

The rendition of 'there's only one Sean Dyche' and the applause the followed is clearly in recognition of the man to who they have enjoyed so much success.

The discussion over the manner and wisdom of Dyche's exit will continue but in the meat of this contest, the Burnley fans backed their team to the hilt.

Seven points from the last four games now.

It's going to be never.

James Ward-Prowse's corner is plucked out of the air by Nick Pope.

We'll have five added minutes.

Southampton corner. It is now or never for the Saints.

"There's only one Sean Dyche," sing the Burnley fans.