Southampton striker Cyle Larin is given a key to his home city of Brampton, Canada, to recognise his contribution to football.

Southampton striker Cyle Larin was presented with the key to his home city of Brampton, Ontario, by Mayor Patrick Brown on Sunday. The honor recognizes the 31-year-old forward's accomplishments and contributions to football for both his club and the Canadian national team.
Larin leads the Championship scoring charts after netting seven goals in eight matches for Southampton this season. Internationally, he is Canada's second-highest all-time goalscorer, having scored 32 goals in 95 appearances, which included playing in the summer World Cup.
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