Manchester United 1 Southampton 1: Player ratings aggregator

We take in the player ratings from across the national newspapers so you can see how your team really got on this weekend

Monday 21 October 2013 17:51 BST

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David Moyes’ troubled start as Manchester United manager continued as a late Adam Lallana goal meant the points were shared.

United led for most of the game, with Robin van Persie scoring his first league goal since registering two on the opening day of the season, before Lallana struck in the 89th-minute.

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We collate the player rating scores from across the national newspapers (where available) to produce an average for every Premier League starting player who featured over the weekend.

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Manchester United 1 Southampton 1: Player ratings aggregator

We take in the player ratings from across the national newspapers so you can see how your team really got on this weekend