Saints given bounce by managerial change


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LONDON (Reuters) - Southampton were left hoping for a sustained bounce to take them clear of relegation worries after ending both their long run without a win and Arsenal's even longer period of unbroken success on Sunday.

The surprise 3-2 home victory was the Saints' first win since September 1 and their visitors' first defeat since mid-August.

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