Bruno Fernandes ' sweet second-half strike made it back-to-back Premier League wins for Manchester United at Southampton.
Erik ten Hag and co headed to St Mary's off the back of a pulsating 2-1 win against Liverpool on Monday, and sealed their first away win since February against Ralph Hasenhuttl 's side. Want-away Cristiano Ronaldo and captain Harry Maguire were again left out of the starting XI and new £60million signing Casemiro was also named as a substitute.
A sluggish first half performance left the Red Devils with work to do after the break, but Fernandes broke the deadlock with a fine first-time finish, volleying past Southampton goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu. The Saints huffed and pushed but never truly troubled the visitors barring a brief onslaught in added time, as David de Gea was only called into action to produce one single save.
