The picture that sums up everything that is wrong with Manchester United under Ralf Rangnick

Manchester United's draw against Southampton pretty much summed up where Ralf Rangnick's team are currently.

For supporters that have been following United for years, they know by now that the problem goes way beyond any manager though.

This specific group of players do not look capable of achieving the bare minimum by winning trophies for the club. There are too many of the current team who hide and fail to take responsibility and look exactly what they are; a bunch of individuals.

Rather than working to a collective plan and having a clear identity, they are operating in patches and lack the kind of structure Rangnick has looked to implement. Everything United aspire to be was what Southampton demonstrated themselves at Old Trafford.

And the picture above summed things up neatly.

It shows United set up for an offensive free-kick in the second half as runners head into the box and, as we can see, every single player in a red shirt is in an offside position as the ball was kicked, while Ralph Hassenhuttl has set up his Southampton team to play with a high line. The Saints executed the offside trap to perfection.

But the symmetry of it was telling. While United's desperation for a scarcely-deserved winner was evident here, Southampton's calm and composed manner throughout the game was clear to see as they confidently defended the set-piece.

Cristiano Ronaldo netted from a flick-on but looked sheepish as he turned away and barely celebrated as an offside flag was correctly raised. It was a fitting metaphor for another miserable Old Trafford afternoon.

It was yet another terrible display on Saturday at Old Trafford as Jadon Sancho's goal was cancelled out by a brilliant Che Adams equaliser, with the Old Trafford faithful