Southampton boost security around stadium as EFL continue investigation into 'spygate' saga

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Southampton have unveiled a new AI-powered surveillance system at St Mary's, making them the first football club in the United Kingdom to implement Motorola Solutions' connected ecosystem technology.The rollout comes as the south-coast club faces spying allegations after claims an intern secretly recorded Middlesbrough's training sessions ahead of their play-off semi-final clash.The new system is designed to enhance staff efficiency by 20 per cent whilst reducing incident response times by 80 per cent, reports The Sun.Kim Hellberg's Middlesbrough were eliminated from the play-offs on Tuesday after Shea Charles scored the decisive goal in extra time.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say However, the victory has been overshadowed by accusations a Southampton intern was discovered covertly filming Boro's training sessions before the semi-final encounters.A hearing over the saga has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 19.The English Football League made the announcement after previously releasing...

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