Manchester United did not go beyond a draw (1-1), this Sunday, in the visit to St. Mary’s Stadium and to Southampton, in a play of the second round of the English Premier League.
It was not a very happy encounter for Bruno Fernandes, once again Ole Gunnar Solskjaer bet for the starting eleven (and for the 90 minutes), and the Portuguese was even linked to the goal suffered when he lost the ball – according to him in the sequence of a lack of Jack Stephens – which led to the play of Saints and Che Adams’ shot, deflected by Fred into his own goal. Ralph Hassenhüttl’s team opened the scoring in the 30th minute.
The tie came only in the second half, at 55. Paul Pogba confirmed the good start to the season with the assistance for the submission of young Mason Greenwood.
Despite the first loss of points, the Red Devils they are unbeaten in 27 Premier League away games at Old Trafford, which for now equals Arsenal’s record, set between April 2003 and September the following year.
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