Southampton's Dusan Tadic celebrates scoring their first goal. Reuters / Eddie Keogh Livepic
LONDON (Reuters) - High-flying Southampton reported annual after-tax profits of 33.4 million pounds ($49.41 million) in 2014, their first time in the black since the Premier League club went into administration in 2009.
The figure compared to a 7.1 million pound loss in 2013.
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