Manchester United vs Southampton LIVE: Premier League team news, line-ups and more tonight

Fernandes scored the opening goal at the Emirates Stadium before Arsenal defender Gabriel equalised after Diogo Dalot had been sent off in the second half.

Manchester United have lost five of their last seven Premier League matches, winning just once.

They have lost three successive Premier League fixtures at Old Trafford for the first time in 45 years.

Southampton lost 13 of the first 14 Premier League away meetings but have subsequently been defeated on just three of their last 10 visits to Old Trafford.

However, Saints have won only two league games at Old Trafford since 1988.

Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 15 Premier League games against Southampton (seven wins, eight draws), since a 1-0 home loss in January 2016.

New head coach Amorim wants to see how his team play with the pressure of being expected to win against Saints, who have only recorded one league victory and taken just six points so far this season.

“Ruben Amorim praised Harry Maguire for his wholehearted efforts against Arsenal but they may have taken a toll.

“Maguire drops out of the team four days later, with Leny Yoro starting instead against Southampton.

“With Diogo Dalot suspended, there was a question of who Amorim would use at wing-back.

“Amad Diallo appears to have provided the answer, with his return to the team presumably at right wing-back.

“United have lost their last three home league games and Southampton have not won away in the division this season so something has to give.”

Just over an hour to go until kick off. The team news is out and Alejandro Garnacho starts for Man Utd.

Is that a sign Ruben Amorim wants the Argentine to remain at the club despite interest in the winger during the transfer window?

Southampton XI: Ramsdale; Sugawara, Bree, Bednarek, Harwood-Bellis, Walker-Peters; Ugochukwu, Fernandes, Aribo, Dibling; Kamaldeen

Man Utd XI: Onana; Yoro, De Light, Martinez; Amad Diallo, Mainoo, Ugarte, Mazraoui; Garnacho, Hojlund, Fernandes

Consistency in their performances is the goal for Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United.

The manager knows that his team performed wonderfully against Liverpool and Arsenal but hopes to see those types of performances more often.

“I’m always concerned because we didn’t have, during these games, the consistency in performance or results, so I’m always worried. It’s my job to be worried,” said Amorim,

“But we have to face Southampton in the same way that we faced Liverpool or Arsenal. That is the goal. Not more, not less. Understanding that they are different games and people expect us to win, and that changes things.

“When you have the pressure to win, that is the pressure that we want and sometimes it’s harder to cope with that pressure because against Arsenal and Liverpool, no one was expecting us to beat these teams.

“We have to be prepared for that pressure, we need that pressure to improve as a team, and we need to face the game in the right way.”