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Oct 18, 2014 at 3pm UK
 
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8-0

Vergini (12' og.), Pelle (18', 69'), Cork (37'), Bridcutt (63' og.), Tadic (78'), Wanyama (79'), Mane (86')
FT(HT: 3-0)

Graziano Pelle "felt sorry" for Sunderland in 8-0 demolition

Two-goal striker Graziano Pelle admits that he "felt sorry" for Sunderland as Southampton hammered them 8-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.

Southampton striker Graziano Pelle admitted that he sympathised with Sunderland after his side ran out 8-0 winners over the Black Cats in the Premier League on Saturday.

The Italy international scored two of the goals against Gus Poyet's team as the Saints ran riot at St Mary's, and said that he "felt sorry" for their opponents.

"Sometimes we felt sorry for them because it is not nice for them to lose so much, but it is our job," he told Sky Sports News.

"It is an amazing day for everybody. We knew the second half we had to do better, because we were not happy how we played, but it was an amazing match

"We were happy and tried to do our best and we did it today."

The emphatic victory keeps Ronald Koeman's side third in the Premier League table.

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