Manchester United and Ten Hag paid a visit to Southampton in the game week 4 of the Premier League. The Red Devils managed to grab all 3-points from the fixture. Man Utd barely managed to win their first game against Fulham. Since then, it went all downhill for them. They faced a tough loss to Brighton away from home. In the game week 3, they were humiliated by Arne Slot’s Liverpool, suffering a 0-3 loss. Ten Hag’s future was looking doubtful once again. But, his side have now managed to pick up a big win. As a result, the Red Devils will be keen to build on this performance.
Rashford scores, De Ligt shines
In the beginning, it looked like Manchester United were going to falter again and let Southampton make it difficult for them. Diogo Dalot gave away a penalty in the 33rd minute. Andre Onana made a huge save and kept his team in it. Man Utd then began a counter attack. Bruno Fernandes managed to whip the ball in and Matthijs De Ligt was there to head it. The 25-year-old scored his first goal for the club. Merely 6 minutes later, Marcus Rashford doubled United’s advantage. Then, things went from bad to worse for the home side as Jack Stephens was sent-off in the second half. Garnacho came off the bench and scored in added time to make it 3-0 for the Red Devils. De Ligt was adjudged the Premier League Player of the Match for his impressive performance.
Manchester United beat Southampton: Ten Hag sees potential
As per skysports, the Dutchman stress the importance of the penalty save. He explained how the change in momentum was key for his side to win the game. Also, he believes that Man Utd were able to learn from their mistakes from the Brighton game and implement the changes. He emphasized that the team is still far-off from reaching their potential. Manchester United fans were very happy to see new signing Manuel Ugarte in action against Southampton. Hopefully, the Red Devils will be able to remain consistent throughout the campaign.
A trusted source on ManUNews.comFor more football updates, make sure to follow us on: