News about Duje Caleta-Car

KEVIN MCKENNA AT MAKISMIR: Steve Clarke's men took a first-half lead courtesy of an own goal from Duje Caleta-Car, before goals from Igor Matanovic and Andrej Kramaric turned things around for the hosts. Che Adams thought he'd secured a famous last-gasp leveller before VAR ruled it out for offside to pile on the heartache for the visitors. It's now four defeats in a row for the Scots, who haven't won since June.

Newcastle have launched their new away kit with a brilliant video. The video, which focuses on fans travelling on a train to an away game, includes a host of current and former Newcastle stars. The kit has burgundy and navy hoops, which bears a strong resemblance to Newcastle's famous away kit from the 1995-96 season. 

Southampton have resoldered their offer for Swansea City defender Nathan Wood, who is estimated to cost about £8 million more add-ons. According to reports, the England U21 international told Swansea that he would like to work with former manager Russell Martin. Michael Duff, Swansea's head coach, said a first bid had been turned down for the 21-year-old, but Southampton have repaid with a £10 million bid.

Duje Caleta-Car, Southampton's Croatian defender, has enquired about his availability. Following the club's relegation from the Premier League, the centre-back is one of a number of players expected to leave this summer. Mislav Orsic, a countryman, joined Trabzonspor earlier this week after making just five appearances in all competitions since joining the club in January, though West Ham captain James Ward Prowse remains a target for the club.

This weekend, it was another thrilling weekend of action in English football. Despite an incredible comeback against Southampton, Arsenal (left) dropped more points, while their rivals Tottenham (bottom right) were beaten 6-1 by Europe-chasing rivals Newcastle. Leicester and West Ham both gained significant victories to move them up the table in the relegation war, with Fulham beating Leeds to bring Javi Gracia's side further into the shadow and Liverpool defeating Nottingham Forest in a five-goal thriller. Crystal Palace and Everton and Brentford and Aston Villa were drawn, while Manchester City advanced past Sheffield United 3-0 before being pushed by Brighton on penalties. Sportmail examines the ten things we learned from the Premier League and FA Cup's most important clashes.

MATT BARLOW'S EMIRATES: Mikel Arteta's mission to the stars seems to have resulted in what Elon Musk's SpaceX might describe as a rapid unscheduled disassembly. Arsenal was a goal down in 25 seconds against rock-bottom Southampton, two down within 14 minutes as Theo Walcott returned to haunt them, and the team was in the middle of some sort of nervous meltdown. Gabriel Martinelli scored a goal back before Duje Caleta-Car crashed their hopes with a third for Saints, with a header from a corner, before late goals by Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka raised Arsenal's level. Leandro Trossard clipped the bar in stoppage time, and James Ward-Prowse designed a spectacular late block to deny a winner from Reiss Nelson as the visitors waited for a thrilling conclusion. Despite the excitement surrounding the late recovery, Arteta's side's two more points dropped at a crucial time in the campaign, it will not go down.

OUTTERVIEW BY JOE BERNSTEIN: Despite growing up in landlocked north London, Grimsby Town striker Danilo Orsi prefers to be by the seaside. He played academy and college soccer in Florida for five years and now plays with the Mariners, having waited until age 25 to land his first professional contract. The League Two strangers stunned Premier League opposition in Southampton this month and will visit Wembley Stadium on the English Channel's most famous pier.

After Grimsby defeated Southampton in the FA Cup quarterfinals by a 2-1 victory, Paul Hurst praised his history makers. For the first time since the Second World War, Gavan Holohan converted two penalties at St Mary's to bring the League Two visitors into the last eight of the competition. Duje Caleta-Car was pushed one back in the top-flight's bottom section, but Town maintained their triumph, delighting more than 4,200 traveling fans, who will fly to Brighton in the next round.

As Grimsby made FA Cup history, Gavan Holohan made sure something fishy went down on the south coast. As the League Two underdogs sunk Premier League Southampton, who pulled one back through Duje Caleta-Car in a true monumental killing, he scored on either side of half time.

Despite the fact that Southampton and Newcastle are worlds apart in the Premier League table, Nathan Jones is confident that Southampton will progress to Toe with Newcastle in Tuesday's Carabao Cup semi-final second leg. Saints' basement dwellers were beaten 1-0 and were reduced to ten men after Duje Caleta-Car was dismissed in the 86th minute at St Mary's last week. Southampton knows they'll face Eddie Howe's third-placed Magpies - who have conceded only 11 goals in 20 top-flight matches - but Jones wonders if the south-coast club's underdog status in the cup tournament may have been a boon for the club.

After the Southampton defender was sent off during their Carabao Cup semi-final loss to Newcastle, Jacob Murphy jokingly waved off Duje Caleta-Car. In the 88th minute of the game, the Croatian was given his second yellow card, with Newcastle taking a 1-0 lead into the second leg of the match. The cameras caught Murphy sarcastically waving at the 26-year-old center-back as Caleta-Car trudged off the field.

After finishing second at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, Croatia will be hoping to excel at the tournament later this month. Dalic's shoulders will be on the line going into the tournament, and he'll be hoping his chosen squad will get the job done.

David Moyes wanted to bring Egan to the Blades this summer, but the Blades decided to keep track of him as they look to return to the Premier League. West Ham haven't given up on the possibility of winning their man, and they are likely to put their resolve into question when the transfer window reopens, according to The Sun. The 29-year-old is in his fifth season with Bramall Lane, and his deal with the Blades is through 2024.

Chelsea made a £50 million bid for Romeo Lavia on deadline day, just two months after Southampton agreed to the 18-year-old, according to a Times. Southampton purchased the Belgian youth international from Manchester City for £14 million in July, and he scored his first Premier League goal in the Saints' 2-1 victory over Chelsea on Tuesday. According to the Southern Daily Echo, the Blues' scramble to sign players before the transfer window closed on September 1, they made a £50 million offer for the defensive midfielder, which was rejected by Southampton.

The Croatian was on Southampton's deadline day centre-back list as a back-up for their defensive departures. Since being lined up by West Ham, Jack Stephens has joined Bournemouth on loan, and Jan Bednarek is Aston Villa bound.

Since new arrival Diego Carlos ruptured his achilles tendon in only his second game against Everton, Steven Gerrard has been keen to expand on his center-back options. Villa has lost four and won just one of their first five Premier League matches of the season, and they are yet to keep a clean sheet.

Diego Monteiro, a 30-year-old midfielder for Barcelona, joined the Saints from Chelsea in 2015 and appeared in all leagues, scoring eight goals. Southampton's history has less players in the Premier League than Romeu (217). 'Oriol departs with the very best wishes of anyone at Southampton Football Club,' the south coast side said.

Southampton is attempting to bring Duje Caleta-Car from Marseille ahead of their match against Aston Villa. This morning, the 25-year-old Croatian national is flying to England with Southampton eager to land a quality center-back. With West Ham as the wing for the Polish national, they are attempting to offload Jan Bednarek.

This summer's record-breaking transfer window comes to an end, with several clubs already making key moves ahead of a long and competitive season. Last week, it was revealed that Premier League clubs had broken the all-time spending record for transfers within a window, splashing over £1.5 billion on new players. Sportsmail has taken a look at the players' wants in and out ahead of the summer deadline.