The season has come to an end in Southampton, and it's clear that there is no going back now.

After losing to Wolves at St Mary's on Saturday night, the Saints have fallen into a difficult position. They were one point behind leaders Watford with just two games remaining, but they've been left feeling frustrated by their performance.

The problem is that they haven't scored enough goals - only four of their last seven games have ended in draws or defeats. This has put pressure on the defence and made it difficult for them to score goals when they need them most.

In addition to this, the team has struggled to keep possession and create opportunities. They've conceded more than 15 goals in their last five matches, which has put a strain on their defensive setup.

Despite these challenges, the Saints still have a chance to salvage their season. They can improve their goalkeeping and defend better defensively, while also improving their attacking play. They could even use the final few fixtures to make up lost points and secure a place in the relegation zone.

However, it's clear that the Saints will need to work hard in order to do so. They'll need to find ways to get creative and create chances, as well as keep their focus on their goalposts and penalties. With just three games left, they'll need to take decisive action if they want to avoid relegation.

Overall, it's clear that Southampton needs to turn its season around soon. If they can do so, they'll be well placed to compete for survival next season. But until then, they'll need to keep working hard and making sure they stay ahead of the pack.