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Oct 18, 2014 at 3pm UK
 
Sunderland

8-0

Vergini (12' og.), Pelle (18', 69'), Cork (37'), Bridcutt (63' og.), Tadic (78'), Wanyama (79'), Mane (86')
FT(HT: 3-0)

Dusan Tadic still eyeing improvement despite Sunderland hammering

Southampton midfielder Dusan Tadic feels that there is still more to come from his side following their impressive 8-0 demolition of Sunderland.

Southampton midfielder Dusan Tadic has revealed that he and his teammates are determined to improve even after their 8-0 hammering of Sunderland.

The winger starred in the thrashing of the Black Cats as he scored one goal and set up four other strikes to help the Saints continue their fine start to the campaign.

"All of the players showed all of the time that they play really well as a team," Tadic told reporters.

"We always show our qualities but to do that somebody needs to defend well, somebody needs to score goals and somebody needs to make assists, but we want to get better and better.

"We want to keep the ball, we want to score goals and we want to keep more clean sheets. I think [Sunderland] is one of the good teams and we can never try to be relaxed and we want to push on from this."

Ronald Koeman's side are third in the Premier League following their biggest ever Premier League win.

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