Alexandre Jankewitz: Last News

Southampton midfielder Alexandre Jankewitz suffered racist abuse online after Tuesday's match at Manchester United, the Saints have confirmed.

Manchester United's 9-0 win over Southampton at Old Trafford on Tuesday saw Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side go level on points with top of the table Manchester City.

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer urged his Manchester United side to go out and score more goals in the second-half during their 9-0 thrashing of Southampton in the Premier League.United were ruthless on Tuesday night and found themselves 4-0 up at half-time as they ripped Ralph Hasenhuttl's side apart.Goals from Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Marcus Rashford, Edinson Cavani and an own-goal from Jan Bednarek moved United into a comfortable lead as they took full advantage of Southampton debutant Alexandre Jankewitz's red card after just 77 seconds.Many teams would have taken their foot off the gas in the second-half, but Solskjaer and Harry Maguire inspired the squad at half-time with a team talk focused on adding further

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side equalled the Premier League's biggest ever wins with their nine-goal thrashing of the Saints, who had Alexandre Jankewitz sent off early on.Jankewitz was dismissed after a reckless lunge on Scott McTominay just 82 seconds into his first top-flight start.And things got much worse for Ralph Hasenhuttl's side as United fired seven past them before Bednarek was sent off late in the game.The defender was adjudged by Dean to have fouled Antony Martial in the box, with the referee awarding a penalty.And after a VAR check, Dean ruled Martial had been denied a clear goalscoring opportunity - leading him to brandish the red card at Bednarek.Bruno Fernandes scored from the resulting spot-kick, before Dan James added a ninth

Southampton away at Manchester United on Tuesday night.Ralph Hasenhuttl’s men were on the wrong end of a 9-0 pummelling at Old Trafford, which got off to a nightmare start when debutant Alexandre Jankewitz was sent off 82 seconds into his full Premier League bow for a reckless challenge on Scott McTominay.Saints were made to pay for having a man less and went in at the break 4-0 down, but it’s fair to say things went from bad to worse for them after the interval.United went on to put another five goals past the visitors in the final 20 minutes of the game, which goes down as the joint-highest win in Premier League history.Bruno Fernandes tucked home their eighth of the night from the penalty spot, with referee Mike Dean pointing to the spot

Marcus Rashford insists Manchester United aren't going to be distracted by what their rivals Manchester City and Liverpool are doing in the Premier League title race.

On a night where everything seemed to go Man Utd's way from the second minute onwards, it's perhaps easier to look a cut above.

straight to your inbox every day for freeGary Neville jokingly thanked Aaron Wan-Bissaka for his 'tribute' in Manchester United's game against Southampton.United ran riot against Saints, who were reduced to 10 men just over 70 seconds into the match due to Alexandre Jankewitz's horror tackle on Scott McTominay.The red card forced the already injury-depleted Saints to go on the defensive, which allowed United to push men forward. It meant full-back Wan-Bissaka was able to advance into the box and turn Luke Shaw's cross in from close range to give the Reds the lead.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United's game against Southampton got off to a heated start as Alexandre Jankewitz was sent off just over 70 seconds into the match due to a horror tackle on Scott McTominay.The Southampton youngster was making just his second senior appearance when he flew into a tackle on McTominay in the middle of the pitch, going over the ball and catching the United midfielder on his thigh.Referee Mike Dean immediately brandished a red card for the challenge, with Saints boss Ralph Hasenhuttl clearly furious at the 19-year-old for his rash tackle that left the injury-hit side even more depleted.Jankewitz is the fourth player to be sent off in under two minutes of a Premier League game.Thankfully for