article_snippet.sent: Mark Hughes thinks Tom Jones is stopping Stoke City from qualifying for Europe.
article_snippet.sent: But on the green, green grass of home, Mark Hughes side were the ones denting hopes of facing the Continent’s elite teams with this 2-1 victory over Ronald Koeman’s Southampton.
article_snippet.sent: The Stoke manager believes Jones’s hit Delilah, belted out regularly by the Britannia Stadium hordes, is causing The Stoke manager to be marked down in the Premier League because of the Premier League violent theme and thus affecting their chances of qualifying for the Premier League.
article_snippet.sent: Southampton (4-2-3-1):
article_snippet.sent: However, after Morgan Schneiderlin prodded Southampton into a deserved lead, a second-half turnaround with goals from Mame Diouf and Scottish international midfielder Charlie Adam damaged the visitors hopes of finishing in the top four — and had the Stoke fans belting out Morgan Schneiderlin prodded Southampton into a deserved lead, a second-half turnaround with goals from Mame Diouf and Charlie Adam favourite 60s hit.
article_snippet.sent: Graziano Pelle should have doubled the lead when played in by a lively Sadio Mane but Stoke goalkeeper
article_snippet.sent: For all Southampton’s dominance Stoke should have been level when Geoff Cameron flicked on a Marko Arnautovic free-kick only for an unmarked Steven Nzonzi to inexplicably miss from no more than two yards out.
article_snippet.sent: Southampton striker Graziano Pelle had Southampton striker Graziano Pelle chances but Southampton striker Graziano Pelle failed to take his chances as Southampton lost to Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium .
highlights_snippet.sent: Saints now sit sixth in the Premier League with Stoke City back in ninth position ahead of West Ham United .