Pressure on Southampton now.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan scuffs a low shot goal-wards and Fraser Forster palms out for a corner.

Juan Mata's corner bounces about, Wayne Rooney can't quite get a the flick on it.

Eventually the hosts clear but it's very messy.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Good free-kick but it's probably too far out and by the time it makes it's way to the keeper he's got across the goal.

That was never going to trouble Romero.

Free-kick to Southampton, left of centre, around 25 yards out.

James Ward-Prowse and Dusan Tadic hover over it.

Ward-Prowse hooks it clear of the wall with his right foot but it goes off target.

Nathan Redmond makes some space on the left and tries to outsmart the much-mentioned Eric Bailly.

The Man United defender comes off best and earns Sergio Romero a goal kick.

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The ball is zipping around the feet of the Southampton players, but they've not done an awful lot with it yet.

Man United snatch possession and Wayne Rooney tees up a lovely pass to Anthony Martial, but the Frenchman's shot drifts wide of the post without troubling the keeper.

Tim, frustrated Saint in south London

No team has missed more Premier League penalties than Southampton this season.

Ouch.

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Andrew Priestley: Sergio Romero, the PL's best number two GK by a country mile. If De Gea leaves in the summer, United don't need a replacement.

Alex Corps: How difficult is it to have video technology? A poor decision AGAIN in the supposed 'best league'.

Hummmmmmm....

Oriol Romeu is booked for a challenge on Henrikh Mkhitaryan, which has left the United man winded. He's ok and back up on his feet.

Welcome to the Eric Bailly show!

The Manchester United defender, having just made a mess of that handball for the penalty, tries to make amends by going on a mazy run through the middle and he forces Fraser Forster into a solid save.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Eric Bailly is under absolutely no pressure there. He's barely got out of a walk since the start of the game and he just didn't look particularly bothered.

Great save from Sergio Romero from Manolo Gabbiadini! Got down to low to his left.

Massive let-off for Man United.

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Eric Bailly goes to chest the ball and he handles it! He's just about in the box.

Penalty to Southampton

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's all very low-key. It feels like people are still arriving, there are empty seats and it's got an end-of-season feeling about it.

Southampton make a bright start.

Nathan Redmond's shot is blocked from inside the area and Matt Targett tries to fire home the loose ball but it goes way over.

I've said this before and I'll say it again: Saints' pitch may look pretty with it's concentric circle pattern, but it makes my eyes go funny.

Apparently, according to our commentator Conor McNamara, they're going to be banned next season. Bah humbug.

Frank Sinatra's My Way (the adapted Saints version) has finished blaring out of the tannoy.

Dusan Tadic gets us under way at St Mary's.

Referee Mike Dean leads out both teams at St Mary's.

Sounds like there's a decent crowd there, even though there's not a lot riding on it.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Bettering last season's top-six place was always going to be difficult for Southampton but this will be the first time in seven years that the club won't have improved their final league position.

"Manchester United, meanwhile, must win both remaining league fixtures or Jose Mourinho will end his debut campaign with fewer league victories than in any of the previous three seasons under David Moyes and Louis van Gaal.

Having put all his eggs in the Europa League basket - making eight changes ahead of defeats to both Arsenal and Tottenham - Mourinho must decide whether further rest or battle-hardiness is the best preparation for facing Ajax in Stockholm.

Harvey in Reading

As we mentioned earlier, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho definitely considers the Premier League season to be over already - even though there's still two games to play.

They're in sixth. They can't be caught and they are too far away to chase Arsenal in fifth.

Their minds are very much on the Europa League final against Ajax later this month. A win will see Mourinho lift his second trophy in his first season at Old Trafford, and United will earn a place in the Champions League.

However, after back-to-back losses in the league, the players will surely want to avoid going out on a whimper, having previously gone undefeated in 25 matches.

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