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Southampton showed qualities that Manchester United lack during Saturday's draw, according to ex-Red Danny Higginbotham.

It was yet another disappointing day for Manchester United as they once again took the lead in a match but didn't come away the winners.

Ralph Hasenhuttl gave a damning assessment of Manchester United problems after seeing his Southampton side expose one of their biggest weaknesses.

Gary Neville believes Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhüttl has summed up Manchester United's problems perfectly following the two sides' 1-1 draw on Saturday.The Sky Sports pundit took to Twitter after reading Hasenhüttl's post-match comments, suggesting he completely agreed with the Austrian's rather bleak assessment of his opponents."It’s not a big secret that when [United] lose the ball the reverse gears are not the best from everyone," the Saints manager said.In response, Neville tweeted: "Imagine being a Manchester United player and having a respected opposition manager say that about you."United missed the chance to leapfrog West Ham into the top four after being held by Southampton at Old Trafford.Jadon Sancho grabbed the opening goal of the game, which was just his second league goal all season, before Che Adams equalised for the visitors.Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed an open goal in the first-half, has now gone six consecutive matches without finding the back of the net - his worst run since 2009.Did Southampton deserve more than just a point against Manchester United? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The work ethic of United's players has been called into question a number of times this season and fans have accused some of the club's attacking players, including Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes, of being reluctant to work hard and press for the team.The Red Devils have struggled for form and consistency all season and there have been rumblings of discontent behind the scenes for months which only seemed to be exacerbated when Ralf Rangnick took over from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November.

Manchester United fans are worried Cristiano Ronaldo's days as a world class finisher could be over after he missed an open goal against Southampton on Saturday.The 37-year-old fluffed his lines completely after rounding Fraser Forster in the box with the goal at his mercy before prodding the ball limply towards the net, only to see it easily cleared by Saints defender Romain Perraud.The match finished 1-1 after Jadon Sancho gave United the lead in the first-half before Southampton hit back through Che Adams immediately after the restart.Ronaldo now hasn't scored for six consecutive matches - his longest drought since 2009 - and it's beginning to get to the United faithful, who appear to be losing faith in him."Ronaldo: finished," tweeted one fan after the game."Maguire needs to be binned and maybe Ronaldo too.

Manchester United icon Paul Scholes hit out at Bruno Fernandes after his poor performance in Saturday's disappointing 1-1 draw with Southampton. United once again spurned a first half lead, with Che Adams striking just after the break to cancel out Jadon Sancho's opener. It's been a nightmare week for United, who also dropped points against Burnley in the week.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes launched an almighty tirade against his former club following their 1-1 draw against Southampton on Saturday.The 47-year-old, who never seems to pull punches when it comes to United, slammed Ralf Rangnick's side for being "all over the place" and lacking any sort of centralised plan."I think that’s the feeling around the place. There’s a lack of interest now.

Manchester United’s frustrations were summed up by the home supporters pleading with the side to “attack” on 80 minutes against Southampton.Jadon Sancho opened the scoring for United at Old Trafford in the first half before Che Adams brought the Saints level just three minutes into the second half.With ten minutes remaining the game was still square but United did not convince the home support they were pushing hard enough for a goal.As a result their fans become audibly annoyed with the lack of application.One commented online: “Honestly, the foundations have now been set under Rangnick but there’s a need to rip the book up(!) and get us playing productively.“Bench out-of-form Ronaldo, go with youth up front and attack!”Another said: “Stretford end screaming "ATTACK ARRACK!" I have never seen this before.”One wrote: “Chants of 'attack, attack, attack" coming from the United fans, what's this the SuperBowl?.” Another took aim at Ralf Rangnick: “Attack, attack, attack” for the first time in the stadium today. First time since Mourinho.

Manchester United fans have pinpointed Luke Shaw as the problem in the build-up to Southampton's equaliser.

Manchester United are back in Premier League action on Saturday when they host Southampton in the Premier League.

Scotland have been given a major boost with news that FIFA are considering a yellow card amnesty that would free up eight players who might otherwise miss out on a place in the final.

Scotland are the toast of the Hotline as the Tartan Army heaped praise on Steve Clarke and his players for a superb win over Denmark.

Jubilant Scotland boss Steve Clarke has branded John Souttar 's heroic Scotland return the "best story ever".

Former Kilmarnock striker Kris Boyd has seen Steve Clarke's methods in action.

Ally McCoist hailed Scotland's scintillating display against Denmark as a fitting tribute to departed legends Walter Smith and Bertie Auld.

It's been an amazing journey for Scotland so far in the World Cup qualifiers.

Scotland are seeded for the World Cup 2022 play-offs in March after turning in the best performance of Steve Clarke's reign against Euros semi-finalists Denmark.

Scotland closed out their World Cup qualifying campaign with an outstanding victory over Group F winners Denmark to seal home advantage for their crunch play-off semi-final match next year.

Bournemouth playmaker Ryan Christie is set to start for Scotland in the decisive World Cup qualifier against Denmark.

Steve Clarke reckons Scotland have been given a raw deal by FIFA rules.

Craig Levein says he'd rather steal a baby gorilla from its mother than try and get the ball off John McGinn.