Worried noises from the home side now.

They know their team are facing a buoyant Saints and struggling.

David de Gea has to save this time!

Armando Broja shows strength to carry the ball to the edge of the box before firing a shot that the home keeper palms behind.

The ref goes back and books Luke Shaw for trying to drag the Saints striker down by his shirt.

Oh, what a waste!

Southampton have men in attack. Kyle Walker-Peters has the ball and a host of team-mates to his left. He finds Stuart Armstrong, who opts to poke a tame shot wide instead of showing a bit of composure to put a better placed man in a yellow and blue shirt in.

For the third consecutive game, Manchester United have conceded after taking a 1-0 lead. Both previous matches ended 1-1: at Old Trafford against Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fourth round (lost on penalties) and at Turf Moor versus Burnley in the Premier League.

Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a fantastic finish. They won the second ball in the midfield and it was a lovely through-ball. Che Adams' opens his body up, a little like Thierry Henry used to; he fed it in in off the post. It was right off the money. They probably deserved it off the back of the end of the first half. Game on.

Charlie: I don’t know about other United fans, but lack of results and trophies aside in recent years, I can’t remember us consistently dominating sides in games week in week out since Fergie. It’s the performances overall that have been the most worrying.

Che Adams has now scored in consecutive Premier League games for the first time since May.

Vish: Sancho had an early chance to square to Ronaldo, but was greedy and turned over possession. Will cost us. Southampton 2-1 winners at full time.

As it stands, Manchester United are in the Premier League top four. Will anything in the next 45 minutes alter that?

Saints have made a change. Jack Stephens on for Jan Bednarek. Must be an injury.

Christian Eriksen is "a joy to watch" and will play a friendly for Brentford on Monday, says Bees boss Thomas Frank.

The 29-year-old has joined the club on a six-month deal having been released by Inter Milan after suffering cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 last summer.

Frank says Eriksen is "bubbling" but he will not feature against Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday.

"I think he's fine, he's training well and he looks like the quality player we know he is," said Frank.

The Denmark midfielder, who has been fitted with an implanted cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) - which is similar to a pacemaker - only joined up with his new team-mates in training this week.

"It's a joy watching him play football - so natural for him - so that's fantastic to see, but he will not be available for the team tomorrow [Saturday]," added Frank.

"That would always be too early after just one week. We will have a friendly game on Monday where he will play minutes and that's the right way to do it."

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He won't be playing today as he's not quite ready to make that step, but Christian Eriksen will be at Brentford's game with Crystal Palace to say hello to the fans.

You'll remember only too well that the Dane suffered a cardiac arrest during a game at Euro 2020 and is now looking to begin his playing career again with the Bees...

Manchester United are unbeaten in all 300 Premier League home matches they've led at half-time (W278-D22-L0).

Pretty impressive.

Southampton have lost each of their previous 15 Premier League games when trailing at the break.

Roger: Man U all over the shop at the back. And in attack they seem to think they have a God given right to thread a pass through when there's no room.

So, Jadon Sancho's goal is the difference.

The England forward has scored two goals in his last three Man United appearances in all competitions, as many goals as he netted in his first 23 competitive games for the club.

All four of Sancho's Man United goals were scored since Ole Gunnar Solskaer was sacked (two under Michael Carrick, two under Ralf Rangnick).

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Decent game this.

United lead but Southampton have shown more than enough to suggest they can get back in this.

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Paul Pogba has the ball in the net from Cristiano Ronaldo's cross but the latter was miles offside when he gathered the ball.

Why not just put the flag up? It was clear as day.

Two minutes will be added to the half.

And it's tipping it down now.

Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampton have dominated the last 10 minutes. You can see what they are trying to do and you can see the structure. [Stuart] Armstrong is coming narrow and slipping Walker-Peters in to get crosses in. There are opportunities.