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Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker believes James Ward-Prowse will be valued at around the £100million mark by Southampton amid reports linking him a move to Old Trafford.

Pep Guardiola played down his role in Manchester City's win at Southampton after two substitutes came off the bench to score.

Southampton have been compared to a “hungover Sunday league side” after conceding a shambolic goal in their 2-1 defeat by relegation-threatened Watford on Sunday.Watford came into the fixture with just one win from their last 16 Premier League games, but left with a valuable three points in their bid to avoid the drop.Their win owed a lot to Saints’ generous defence, who gift-wrapped Cucho Hernandez’s opener 14 minutes into the game.Fraser Forster and Jan Bednarek played some ponderous balls around the back before Mohammed Salisu left his back-pass short for his goalkeeper, allowing Hernandez to nip in, round Forster and score.It was shocking defending from Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side, who found themselves 2-0 down after 34 minutes when Hernandez smashed a powerful volley through Forster.Mohamed Elyounoussi pulled a goal back from close range following a James Ward-Prowse free-kick, but the home team couldn’t find an equaliser in a sloppy second half to record a third straight defeat.All fans were talking about after the match was the comical way in which Saints conceded the first goal.“Surely not, wtf you’d think it was some hungover Sunday League side,” wrote one fan on Twitter.HAVE YOUR SAY! Can Watford avoid the drop this season? Comment below.“Ermm..looks pretty awful,” wrote one commenter.“This defending is painful to watch...

Ralph Hasenhuttl has downplayed reports touting him as the next Manchester United manager, insisting he ignores speculation over his future.

Manchester United are looking at Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl to become their new manager over the summer.Ralf Rangnick is currently in the United hot seat, but only on an interim basis after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked last year.

Manchester United have added Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl to their managerial shortlist as the pursuit of a permanent head coach continues.

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Former England and Sheffield Wednesday winger Chris Waddle believes Manchester United would make the progress they are desperate to if they installed Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl as their new manager.

Danny Murphy has slammed Manchester United as 'shambolic' following their 1-1 draw with Southampton on Saturday.

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’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.

Paul Scholes and Glen Hoddle have suggested Ralph Hasenhuttl should be in the frame to be the next permanent Manchester United manager.

Manchester United will be looking to bounce back from Tuesday evening's frustrating 1-1 draw with Burnley when they welcome Southampton to Old Trafford on Saturday lunchtime.

Ralph Hasenhuttl has revenge on mind as his Southampton side return to the scene of their humiliation by Manchester United last season.

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Tottenham, with Chelsea fans rubbing their hands together with glee over his potential.The Blues loanee played for Southampton in their Premier League encounter with Spurs and, upon, scoring an equalising goal in the first half, he ran to the stands and started to wildly beat his chest impassionately.The 20-year-old has enjoyed a breakthrough campaign for the Saints this season. In 22 games - 14 of which were starts - he has found the net on eight occasions.As such, Blues fans are absolutely delighted with how one of their loanee strikers is doing.One said: “Broja is proper Chels with that celebration.”Another wrote: “Broja scoring against spurs is proper Chelsea energy.”One joked (presumably): “Armando Broja is Chelsea's best attacker.

Southampton have been handed a huge selection boost ahead of their Premier League game against Manchester United on February 12.

Chelsea have expanded the size of their away dressing room at Stamford Bridge, spending thousands.Liverpool and Brighton are understood to have complained about the facilities when they visited the ground this season, according to Sportbible, with conditions thought be to be cramped.Players also had to share the same room as management and staff, something not typically done in the Premier League.Meanwhile, the Premier League’s coronavirus regulations provided a minimum size requirement for dressing rooms, to help squads socially distance.The west London side have had to push through the media area to enlarge the dressing room and comply with regulations.Jurgen Klopp missed Liverpool’s trip to Chelsea after testing positive for Covid. Assistant Pep Lijnders had to take charge of the 2-2 draw, but then tested positive himself the following week, causing postponement to Liverpool's Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Arsenal.It’s believed that the Reds complained about the conditions at Chelsea.

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl admitted that the £100m man had a bone to pick with his midfielder after their 1-1 draw on Saturday.The pair had an on-field spat during the match at St Mary’s, which saw Manchester City’s 12-match winning streak come to an end.Kyle Walker-Peters had put the home side ahead in the opening exchanges of the match before Aymeric Laporte equalised from a Kevin de Bruyne free-kick.Pep Guardiola’s men were threatening to pull away from the herd in the Premier League table but this has somewhat brought them back down to earth.While the size of catching City still looks unlikely, Liverpool have two games in hand and could cut their lead at the top to six points.During the match, Romeu was a constant thorn in Grealish’s side and the Mirror have revealed that the Spaniard was pinching and twisting the winger’s skin throughout the outing.There was another incident when the England international was floored by Jan Bednarak while Romeu leaned into Grealish and appeared to shout in his face.It led to a scuffle when the 26-year-old got to his feet to push the former Chelsea star with both sets of teams getting involved.Who's your money on - Jack Grealish on Oriol Romeu? Comment belowHasenhuttl revealed that the former Aston Villa star waited for Romeu in the tunnel after the match to exchange words.He said: “They had a conversation and everything is good.”Grealish arrived at the Etihad in the summer for a British record £100m and has two goals and two assists in 16 Premier League appearances.At full-time, Guardiola claimed that it was the forward’s best match in a sky-blue shirt after playing him as a striker.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the