InnSpired has bought a Southampton pub named after local football hero Matt Le Tissier.
The pub, which is a short walk from Southampton FC's St Mary's Stadium, is one of a 13 inns that the company has bought over the past few months.
Peter Brook, Innspired's chief executive, said: "These new acquisitions … demonstrate our continued commitment to expanding and raising the quality of our estate."
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