Victory over Crystal Palace means Champions League qualification remains a realistic prospect for Southampton, whose players flew to Switzerland on Wednesday for a break ahead of what James Ward-Prowse knows is a crunch period. "I think it will be great to just have a good time, the pressure of the Premier League is massive, especially where we are in the table," the midfielder said.
"It's good to get away, put our feet up and have a bit of a laugh with the group. It should be a good bit of fun and then we'll move on from there.
"These next 10 games are probably the biggest in the club's history and we're determined as a group of players to make history for the club.
"We want to get us to the biggest stage in the world where we feel we belong with the best teams and best players in the world."
