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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24742264" data-attributes="member: 158020">Southampton 1-1 Manchester United: Vestergaard cancels out stunning James strikeManchester United were held to a third successive Premier League match without a win as Jannik Vestergaard earned 10-man Southampton a 1-1 home draw on Saturday. Danish defender Vestergaard broke his duck for the club with a towering 58th-minute header to cancel out Daniel James' opener.The  latter had secured United an early lead with a well-taken third goal in  four games but United were unable to add a second, even after Kevin  Danso's dismissal in the 73rd minute.Another frustrating result for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side comes in the wake of a deflating 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace and sends them into the international break on a sour note.Wales  international James needed 10 minutes of his fourth top-flight  appearance to draw level with Alexis Sanchez's three-goal Premier League  haul for United.The Chilean, loaned out to Inter on Thursday, would have been envious of the room gifted to James, who darted in from the left and lashed beyond Angus Gunn.Saints  goalkeeper Gunn parried the 21-year-old's next well-struck attempt,  which followed an awkward Aaron Wan-Bissaka volley, and thwarted Marcus  Rashford shortly after the interval.Southampton eventually  mounted a period of pressure and were rewarded when Vestergaard climbed  above Victor Lindelof and nodded in Danso's cross.The odds swung  back in United's favour when, 18 minutes from time, defender Danso dived  in on Scott McTominay and received a second booking.Gunn had to  produce a smart save with his legs from Rashford as the away side became  increasingly desperate for a winner but, aside from half-hearted  appeals for a penalty when Mason Greenwood went to ground, there was  little real concern for Ralph Hasenhuttl's men.</blockquote>

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