Two of the clubs in the Premier League decided to roll the dice on Sunday by sacking their managers.
Southampton, nine points adrift and bottom, axed Russell Martin - the manager who got them promoted last season.
Wolves, five points off safety, sacked Gary O'Neil after a season and a half in charge.
But does sacking a manager help to bring about survival when a team are in the relegation zone?
Not counting this season, there have been 91 times when a team have parted company with their manager while in the drop zone - and on 36 of those occasions they avoided relegation.