Southampton F.C.

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Southampton F.C. is a professional English football club based in Southampton, known for competing in the top tiers of English football and developing talented players through its renowned academy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf football club
professional sports team
association The Football Association
chairman varies over time
country England
derby South Coast derby
formerName Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
surface form: Southampton St. Mary's F.C.
founded 1885
fullName Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
surface form: Southampton Football Club
hasCategory Association football clubs established in 1885
EFL Championship
surface form: EFL Championship clubs

Football clubs in England
Premier League
surface form: Premier League clubs

Sport in Southampton
hasCompetition EFL Championship
EFL Cup
FA Cup
Premier League
hasYouthAcademy Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
surface form: Southampton F.C. Academy
homeCity Southampton
homeCountry England
homeCounty Hampshire
homeStadium St Mary’s Stadium
surface form: St Mary's Stadium
kitColorAway varies by season
kitColorHome black
red
white
knownFor strong youth development system
league English football league system
location Southampton
majorTrophy FA Cup
movedToStadium St Mary's Stadium in 2001
nickname Saints
owner varies over time
participatedIn Premier League
surface form: Premier League era

UEFA Europa League
surface form: UEFA Cup
playsIn English football league pyramid
previousHomeStadium The Dell
region South Coast of England
rival Portsmouth F.C.
shortName Southampton
sport association football
supporterDemonym Saints fans
traditionalStatus top-tier and second-tier English club
trainingGround Staplewood Campus
won 1976 FA Cup Final

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Maine Road finalMatchAwayTeam Southampton F.C.
Southampton hasSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
Bradley Wright-Phillips playedFor Southampton F.C.
Bournemouth A.F.C. hasRivalryWith Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: AFC Bournemouth
Southampton F.C. fullName Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Southampton Football Club
Southampton F.C. hasYouthAcademy Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Southampton F.C. Academy
Southampton F.C. formerName Southampton F.C. self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Southampton St. Mary's F.C.
St Mary’s Stadium homeVenueOf Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: St Mary's Stadium
St Mary’s Stadium tenant Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: St Mary's Stadium
St Mary’s Stadium owner Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: St Mary's Stadium
St Mary’s Stadium operator Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: St Mary's Stadium
Portsmouth F.C. rival Southampton F.C.
Gareth Bale youthClub Southampton F.C.
Gareth Bale seniorClub Southampton F.C.
Alan Shearer playedFor Southampton F.C.
Alan Shearer memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
Sadio Mané memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
this entity surface form: Southampton FC
Kevin Keegan playedFor Southampton F.C.
Wright-Phillips playedForClub Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: Bradley Wright-Phillips
Nigel Pearson managed Southampton F.C.
Calum Chambers memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
Ron Saunders managedClub Southampton F.C.
Alf Ramsey employer Southampton F.C.
Alf Ramsey memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
Billy Sharp hasPlayedFor Southampton F.C.
Steven Davis memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
The Cherries hasRival Southampton F.C.
Mark Hughes memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.
Mark Hughes managerOfFootballClub Southampton F.C.
Saints fullName Southampton F.C.
subject surface form: Southampton F.C.
this entity surface form: Southampton Football Club
The Dell homeStadiumOf Southampton F.C.
The Dell tenant Southampton F.C.
South Coast derby involvesClub Southampton F.C.
1976 FA Cup Final awayTeam Southampton F.C.
1976 FA Cup Final team2 Southampton F.C.
1976 FA Cup Final winner Southampton F.C.
Staplewood Campus ownedBy Southampton F.C.
Staplewood Campus operatedBy Southampton F.C.
Staplewood Campus usedBy Southampton F.C.
this entity surface form: Southampton F.C. youth teams
Staplewood Campus replaced Southampton F.C.
this entity surface form: Southampton F.C. former training facilities
Matt Le Tissier playedFor Southampton F.C.
Matt Le Tissier spentMostOfCareerAt Southampton F.C.
Matt Le Tissier memberOfSportsTeam Southampton F.C.