Southampton boss Will Still has promised to "keep fighting" as pressure mounts following another disappointing result and performance.

Saints were beaten 2-0 by Preston North End on Saturday with fans inside St May's booing the team after the full-time whistle and even chanting that Still was getting "sacked in the morning."

On two separate occasions, supporters also loudly sung for ownership group Sport Republic to "get out" of the club.

"I'm not going to give up, I'm not going to stop and I'll keep fighting as long as I have the opportunity to," Still told BBC Radio Solent.

"If I'd got an instant fix I would have found it about a month or two months ago, I don't think there is an instant fix to be really honest with you and I think whoever it is, there's a big job and I knew there was a big job coming in here.

"I said a few weeks ago there were a lot of things that need to change that haven't changed yet because we haven't had the time to do that but there's still evidently a lot of work to do."

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