A really disappointing evening as we were knocked out of the Carabao Cup.
Next up is Manchester United and there would be no better way to put this result behind us, than by winning a derby.
Kick-off is 12.30pm (UK) and we will be back with our Matchday Centre from 10.30am.
Hopefully you can join us then and we can enjoy a big performance!
"Very disappointing. The result but also the performance. It’s definitely not what we wanted. We had hopes of going through in the Carabao Cup but with that [performance] there was no chance. It was not enough from us.
"With the ball we made a lot of mistakes, missed a lot of passes, gave them the ball too easily and that resulted in the two goals. Today we were not good enough to create chances, not good enough to score a goal. The mix of the performance from all the team gives this result."
Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live:
"The better team won. We didn't play good, we didn't play well in the beginning. There are many games you can start not good and overcome and we didn't do it.
"When you are not prepared to play this game you arrive one inch late and don't score a goal. When you are prepared you score the goal.
"Today was a bad night, the opponent was better so we have to congratulate them. To win games you have to deserve it and tonight we didn't deserve it."
Read the match report on a disappointing night from St Mary's here and we'll have the thoughts of Pep Guardiola as soon as he gives them.
That's a tough one to take as our Carabao Cup adventure comes to an end. City were not at their best and Southampton never allowed us to settle. It's the derby next and I'm sure everyone will be demanding a response.
Join Esme Morgan and Joleon Lescott on Matchday Live now for a debrief of a disappointing result at St Mary's.
That's it. City have been beaten and we're out of the Carabao Cup.
Rodrigo tries to find Foden but he can't do much with the header at the back post and it drifts wide.
Ward-Prowse and Adams are keeping the ball in the corner and have run down a couple of minutes of the clock.
The home side are keeping the ball at the other end of the pitch and Kyle Walker-Peters wins a free-kick. Saints can sense that a famous win is almost there.
CommentaryReporting by Jonathan Smith @mancity