After successfully drawing with Manchester City in a tenacious 0-0, Southampton, which had already been relegated, not only saved face at home, but also quickly "made things happen" after the game, teasing Manchester City defender Ruben Dias on social media and responding to the opponent's dissatisfied remarks after the game.

Although this match at St. Mary's Stadium had nothing to do with relegation, it was of great significance to Southampton. With this precious point, they avoided tying Derby County's worst record in the Premier League in the 2007-08 season with only 11 points, and maintained the dignity of "not being the worst in history". For Manchester City, who were aiming for the championship, this dull draw made them miss the opportunity to catch up with second-placed Arsenal, especially on the offensive end, as strikers such as Haaland failed to score and wasted many good scoring opportunities.

After the game, Manchester City's defensive core Ruben Dias was quite emotional in an interview with Sky Sports, and publicly criticized Southampton's tactical arrangement and attitude towards the game: "It's really frustrating to play against this kind of team. They didn't want to play at all and was wasting time the whole game. I didn't even feel that they wanted to play the game or want to win. They just sat there. We tried various ways and created opportunities, but we didn't score. I can only say that this is the result."

However, Southampton obviously did not choose to remain silent. On their official social account, they quickly responded with a thorny message: "You can get a point even without playing football."

This "counterattack" not only made the fans smile when the team was in a low point, but also made this draw a small climax at the end of Southampton's season.

As for Manchester City, they must quickly adjust their form and turn their attention to the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace at Wembley on May 17.