Manchester United win consecutive games for the first time since February and it's a first away clean sheet in nine months. That says more about the dreadfulness of the past than the positivity of the present, but it's notable nevertheless. Hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait reflect on a 1-0 victory at Southampton's St. Mary's stadium on Saturday lunchtime, focusing on a compact defence, a goal that highlights the style Erik ten Hag wants to implement, Casemiro's debut, a half-time tactical change and lots more. Harry and Jack also talk about the imminent arrival of Brazilian winger Antony to the club, the UEFA Europa League draw, Hannibal's loan to Birmingham City and Thursday night's match against Leicester City. Enjoy the show! In the bonus Q&A for Patrons, it's more detailed talk about Antony, the Europa League and whether goalkeepers should wear caps and short sleeves or stick to traditions. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:50 1-0 v Southampton - the importance of the result 03:50 Analysing Bruno’s goal 08:20 Ten Hag’s half-time change 09:45 The reaction to going ahead and a lack of conviction 14:55 The impressive defence 16:00 Can Maguire and Shaw get back into the side? 20:00 Transfers: no more midfielders and Antony’s imminent arrival 28:30 Links to Napoli’s Victor Osimhen 31:10 Youth and loan round-up 32:00 Hannibal’s move to Birmingham 33:45 UEFA Europa League draw 36:30 Leicester (a) preview (and first impressions on Casemiro) 40:30 Outro Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices