SOUTHAMPTON, England (Reuters) -Fulham came from behind to beat already-relegated Southampton 2-1 in the Premier League on Saturday to claim three precious points in their chase for European football after Ryan Sessegnon grabbed the winner in the 92nd minute.

The Saints march in front of the Cottagers as Jack Stephens manages to guide his header into the back of the net to make it 1-0 at St. Mary's.

With only four minutes of added time remaining, it looked like relegated Southampton were about to secure a vital point against Fulham at St Mary's Stadium on Saturday. The result would have been the first time the Saints avoided defeat in back-to-back league games this season.

Ipswich Town have been relegated from the Premier League after Saturday’s 3-0 defeat to Newcastle United. The result left Kieran McKenna’s side 15 points behind 17th-place West Ham United with four games remaining.

Ipswich, Leicester and Southampton's relegation will be officially confirmed at this summer’s Premier League Annual General Meeting (AGM). The three relegated clubs will transfer back the share certificates that gave them Premier League status, and the Premier League Board will confirm the cancellation of those shares.

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is now the Premier League's top-scoring foreign player, surpassing Man City legend Sergio Agüero with his strike against Leicester City.

Liverpool are champions of England for the 20th time after clobbering woeful Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday.

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