09/04/2013 19:50, Report by Adam Marshall Jesse Lingard scored the only real purpose of the overall game as United's Under-21s gained a 1-0 success against Southampton. Warren Joyce's side were the dominant force during but only managed a sole attack, netted in the beginning of the second half. Dan Amos stayed untroubled for the total 90 minutes, until coming to clutch a cross in comanding trend in stoppage time, because the Reds deserved to get by way of a greater margin. The victory against the fourth-placed Saints requires United above Liverpool into 2nd spot in the table with runaway leaders Tottenham the next opponents on Monday at Salford City Stadium. Play occured up in early stages following a nasty clash of heads that resulted in both Marnick Vermijl and Calum Chambers being substituted. Vermijl needed four stitches, while Chambers required six, and the Belgian's replacement Reece James soon had an effect. The left-back's exceptional low corner was achieved by Lingard's stabbed picture and the ball hit the exterior of the article to deny the Reds a well-worked opener. Nick Powell managed to work past keeper Cody Cropper but his pass was intercepted by skipper Jack Stephens and the teenager then destroyed a deflected picture vast from Frederic Veseli's smart backheel. Just after dark half-hour level, Ryan Tunnicliffe spurned a definite starting when raging within the bar. The intense midfielder, who sent an earlier overhead stop wide, couldn't keep his work down after Tom Thorpe headed an Adnan Januzaj corner towards goal. Eight minutes later, a lovely change of pace from Januzaj found his mix fly across goal with Powell unable to change with Cropper finding a critical feel. Januzaj continued to provide a testing time to Matt Young in an orthodox right-wing part while the
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