Ralph Hasenhuttl punches the air and is straight on to embrace his players.

Manchester United have won one in nine in the Premier League.

Ouch.

Image source, Reuters

Southampton now win a free-kick deep into added time. In the corner or in the box?

Ashley Young is booked, the United captain frustrated as Cedric Soares goes down with an injury. The Saints won't want to go down to nine though. He'll soldier on.

Image source, Reuters

I don't think that is a trait reserved for Manchester United fans James. I saw the Cobblers' third game of the season labelled as a 'must-win' in League Two!

Daniel James floats past his man but his cross is poor on this occasion.

James Beswick: It's crazy how quickly some Man Utd fans turn on the team and manager at the slightest hint of adversity. High expectations is fine, but the team needs confidence - and it's not going to come from fans desperate to pounce on every mistake. Get behind them!

United corner, headed away. Cross in, headed away.

FOUR minutes added on.

Dave Merrington
Former Southampton manager on BBC Radio Solent

Great shot from Greenwood and an equally good save from Angus Gunn. It's all about hanging in now for Southampton.

Mason Greenwood now gets a shot away, and it's well saved by Angus Gunn. Daniel James with a beauty of a cross, it's headed out and Ashley Young bends one...just wide!

Jesse Lingard curls wide from 20-odd yards.

Southampton HANGING on.

Daniel James is making things happen - a one-two to drive into the area and then a fine ball in that can't find a team-mate.

Mason Greenwood then goes down in the area...no penalty, and no VAR intrusion.

They would have missed it anyway.

Image source, Reuters

Jesse Lingard with good strength to shrug off a man on halfway and drive towards the goal - he has a man on the overlap on his right but shoots from 25 yards. Blocked.

Rob M: Wow, an absolutely ridiculous tackle by Danso, left the referee no choice but to give him a second yellow. Might have gifted the game to United.

Desalegn Hailemariam: I wonder why some of these pro footballers leave their brain at home on match day? On a booking with no real danger, what a stupid foul to give away. No need to be reckless.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Liverpool could record a club record 13th successive top-flight win here. Just think about that - this Jurgen Klopp side could surpass the deeds done by those of Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley and Kenny Dalglish.

Even this early in the season they have the only remaining 100% winning record in England's top six tiers, and despite it being "always difficult at Burnley" (that just feels like it should be in quotes!) they should extend it.

It wasn't too hard for League One Sunderland at Turf Moor on Wednesday, but Sean Dyche will have his first XI back here - in-form Ashley Barnes and all.

They (and he) might even score first. Burnley have in five of their last six against Liverpool. They've won one.

Awful ball from Shane Long plays his side into trouble, Paul Pogba slides a pass into Marcus Rashford, and his low shot is kicked clear by Angus Gunn...

Image source, Getty Images

Here's a youngster some of you were hoping to see from the start - Mason Greenwood is on for Scott McTominay.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't know why Man City concede so many goals, but if Kevin de Bruyne stays fit, Man City will win the league again this season.

Image source, AFP

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

Nice of Leicester to provide us with the correct pronunciation of certain players.

Doesn't make much difference for us working online but a few of those are a right mouthful.

New signing Praet pronounced 'Pratt'. Who knew!

Image source, Bbc

AWB swings in a teasing low cross from the right and Marcus Rashford just can't get there. He was on his heels, didn't gamble on it.

An out-and-out striker?

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5Live

United have control of it and should go on and win it now. I'd be going mad at Danso if I was his team-mate.

Image source, Getty Images

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Football Focus

Brighton are entertaining and attacking. They went to Watford and won in the opening game of the season. They’re a different, rejuvenated team this season and the fans are loving it.