Southampton v Bournemouth [17:30 BST]

Southampton striker Manolo Gabbiadini is out with a groin injury, although the Italian could be fit to face Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

Fellow forward Charlie Austin remains sidelined, while Virgil van Dijk is unlikely to play again this season.

Bournemouth will assess Ryan Fraser's hamstring problem, while Harry Arter and Junior Stanislas could return from respective calf and groin injuries.

Lys Mousset is also a doubt and Tyrone Mings is still suspended.

Adam Federici, Callum Wilson and Rhoys Wiggins remain out with knee injuries.

MATCH FACTS

Head-to-head
*Bournemouth have never won at Southampton, losing eight and drawing four of 12 league and cup games.
*The Cherries have lost 2-0 in all three of their previous league and cup games at the St Mary's Stadium.

Southampton
*Saints have lost five of their last seven games in league and cup, winning the other two matches.
*Southampton have named the same starting line-up in their last three league games - they have not been unchanged in four consecutive matches since November-December 2012.
*They have scored just 14 Premier League home goals this season. Middlesbrough, with 12 goals, are the only side with a worse record.
*Saints have dropped 17 points from winning positions this season - only Bournemouth, with 18, have a higher figure.

Bournemouth
*The Cherries could win three consecutive league games for the first time since March 2016 - a sequence which included a 2-0 win against Saints.
*They have conceded 21 goals in their last eight Premier League away games.
*Bournemouth have been awarded a league-high nine penalties in the Premier League this season, scoring seven of those spot-kicks.
*Joshua King has eight goals and one assist in his last eight Premier League appearances for Bournemouth.
*King has eight Premier League goals in 2017 - only Romelu Lukaku and Harry Kane (both 11) had more prior to the latest round of games.