Manchester United remain fifth in the Premier League after they conceded an injury-time equaliser to Southampton.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side had to come from behind to look like they were going to take all three points against the Saints, but they conceded in the sixth minute of stoppage time to Michael Obafemi.
It was Stuart Armstrong who had put the visitors ahead, capitalising on a Paul Pogba mistake to score, but Anthony Martial set up Marcus Rashford for the equaliser, before firing in a stunning second himself that looked likely to earn United a fifth successive Premier League victory before the late drama.
After seeing Chelsea and Leicester City beaten over the weekend United had the opportunity to jump up above both with three games left to play, but they blew it in stoppage time and still have no margin for error this season.
Will that goal end up costing United Champions League football? Did they suffer as the midfield partnership of Pogba and Bruno Fernandes failed to fire? What changes would you make for the games with Crystal Palace and Chelsea later this week? Get involved in our post-match Q&A with our senior football writer Tyrone Marshall now.
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