Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku continued his great form by scoring two goals, including a late winner, to give his side a thrilling 3-2 comeback win over Southampton on Saturday.
It took his tally to four goals in two games, with Andreas Pereira grabbing the other for the hosts in a rip-roaring clash at Old Trafford.
The result lifted United back into fourth place on 58 points, one ahead of Arsenal.
Lukaku, who has endured dips in form, was back to his lethal best.
“I was focused on the win and help my teammates,” Lukaku told the BBC.
“We knew we had to win the game today and did it.
“Not our best game but we have to be happy.
Having weathered an early storm in which United missed three golden opportunities, Southampton took the lead in the 26th minute when Yan Valery scored his first goal for the club in spectacular fashion.
WELL PLAYED: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer applauds. PHOTO: PHIL NOBLE/REUTERS.
Valery unleashed a thunderbolt from 25 metres which beat David De Gea at the near post.
The home side equalised in the 53rd minute as Pereira teed himself up for a long-range shot and curled it brilliantly past Saints keeper Angus Gunn.
Six minutes later, Pereira released Lukaku with fine footwork and the striker side-stepped a defender before he drilled a low shot with his weaker right foot into the bottom corner of the net.
James Ward-Prowse appeared to have snatched a point for the Saints with a stunning freekick from 25 metres before a frantic finish as Lukaku sent the home crowd into raptures.
A slick move ended with Lukaku turning his marker on the edge of the penalty area and drilling in another right-foot shot into the bottom
corner in the 88th minute.
Gunn saved a poor stoppage-time penalty by Paul Pogba but the Frenchman’s blunder did not dampen the mood at Old Trafford.