Manchester United face Southampton in the Premier League later today, so we simulated the clash to predict what could happen.

Amorim would like United to build up with a genuine three at the back, rather than the four it has been when protection is the first priority. At Anfield, United took the lead because Martinez sensed a moment to press high, snapping into Mohamed Salah to win the ball and then stay up to receive Fernandes’ slipped pass.

New York Times chief football correspondent Rory Smith thinks Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim now "knows his team" and that with the extra time on the training pitch, United have been able to see the benefits.

Manchester United’s resurgence under Ruben Amorim has been defined by their strong showings in high-stakes encounters.In the Portuguese manager’s brief tenure since replacing Erik ten Hag in

Displays like the one at the Emirates won’t win style points, and probably won’t win league titles — but might just win United a cup