Edinson Cavani scored his second and third goals for Manchester United since his summer arrival from Paris St-Germain
Substitute Edinson Cavani inspired Manchester United to a stunning victory against Southampton at St Mary's Stadium.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side were in trouble at the break after set-piece specialist James Ward-Prowse set up Jan Bednarek's opening header and then scored direct from a free-kick.
But Cavani's second-half presence made all the difference, first presenting Bruno Fernandes with the chance to pull one back and then heading home from a deflected Fernandes shot shortly afterwards.
In stoppage time the Uruguayan buried a trademark header to complete the comeback and maintain United's 100% record on the road.
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