Manchester United 1-1 Southampton: Premier League – as it happened

LIVE – Updated at 14:45

Minute-by-minute report: United dropped two more points in their top-four chase, as Saints earned a deserved draw at Old Trafford. Scott Murray was watching.

Ralph Hasenhuttl speaks to BT. “We had one day less to recover, we had heavy legs. It took a little bit to get into our rhythm, but we started playing football in the second half. They had a better first half, we had a better second half, so the draw, we take it. There were chances on both sides, but when we started playing football we dominated the game and it was good to watch. We definitely had chances to win. It is a fantastic time in this moment, we are good to watch, it’s the way we want to go.”

Man-of-the-match Che Adams talks to BT. “We’ve had a great week this week, and it just keeps building and building. Everyone’s delighted with a big performance. Personally it’s nice to be amongst the goals, but more importantly it’s the points on the board, and we’ve done that with a huge display today. Everyone knows we’re a pressing team, that’s what we do well, and when we press teams, not many teams can handle it. When everyone’s at it, like they were today, we can beat anyone. It was a big performance today against a great team.”

Both teams could have won it, but this seems about right on balance. Once again, United fail to convert a half-time lead into a win. A smattering of boos as the whistle goes.

74 min: Both teams appear to be in the mood to search for a winner. Hold on to those titfers, folks.

That’s another two points dropped by Manchester United in their chase for a top-four finish. A point isn’t enough to bust them into the top four, and they’re also now under serious pressure from Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, both looming