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Manchester United will be looking to end the Premier League season on a high when they travel to face Brighton in their penultimate match of the campaign on Saturday evening.
Manchester United's current squad on Saturday went down in history for all the wrong reasons as defeat at Brighton saw their season hit a new low.
Manchester United's season reached a new nadir losing 4-0 to Brighton at the Amex Stadium, in Ralf Rangnick's penultimate game in charge of the club. As bad as United were though, Brighton were terrific and full value for the comprehensive scoreline. Ad/> Moises Caicedo opened the scoring after 15 minutes when he drilled a low effort past David De Gea from 25 yards out.
Red Bull's Sergio Perez lapped fastest in final practice for the inaugural Miami Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday as Alpine's Esteban Ocon crashed heavily and took a trip to the medical centre.
Manchester United's dismal season hit a new low as Brighton condemned them to a 4-0 defeat that ended their hopes of finishing in the Premier League's top four on Saturday. United have endured a host of humiliations in one of their most embarrassing seasons for decades and this lacklustre loss was among the very worst. Ralf Rangnick's side were routed by goals from Moises Caicedo, Marc Cucurella, Pascal Gross and Leandro Trossard at the Amex Stadium. After 5-0 and 4-0 defeats against arch rivals Liverpool, a 4-1 loss at Watford that saw Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacked in November and an FA Cup defeat at home to Championship side Middlesbrough, it seemed impossible for United to fall any further. But they were so gutless and hopeless on the south-coast that even United's travelling supporters turned on them.
Southampton fans chanted for manager Ralph Hasenhuttl to be sacked as their side conceded two goals in 61 seconds in a comprehensive 3-0 loss at Brentford.
David Bates opened the scoring on 55 minutes with Paul McGinn levelling on 83 minutes but visiting goalkeeper Joe Lewis thwarted Joe Newell and Elias Melkersen to ensure a share of the spoils.