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Manchester, England (SportsNetwork.com) - Dusan Tadics second-half goal proved to be the difference on Sunday as Southampton claimed a 1-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford. Southampton has been the surprise package of the season as the Saints entered the day in fourth place in the league and riding an impressive five-match unbeaten run across all competitions. The match provided an intriguing coaching matchup between Southamptons Ronald Koeman and Manchester Uniteds Louis van Gaal, a clash that was previously won by Van Gaal when United bested Southampton, 2-1, at St. Marys Stadium on Dec. 8. Things were tense from the outset during a scoreless first half in which both teams failed to produce many chances. But the contest opened up in the second half and the only goal came with 21 minutes to play when Graziano Pelle got free down the right side of the pitch and rocketed his strike off the right post. But the ball cannoned back into the box and Tadic smashed it past United goalkeeper David De Gea first-time to give the Saints the lead. United pushed numbers forward looking for the equalizer as the fourth officials board showed five minutes of added time. But the Red Devils could not muster a goal and suffered their fourth defeat of the season. Southampton jumped into third place with the victory, which was the clubs first win at Old Trafford since 1988, on 39 points, while United drops into fourth place. In Sundays other Premier League fixture, Alexis Sanchez netted a pair of goals as Arsenal rolled to a 3-0 drubbing of Stoke City at the Emirates Stadium. Coming off a 2-0 loss to Southampton in league play on New Years Day, the home side was in the ascendency from the outset as defender Laurent Koscielny opened the scoring for the Gunners after just six minutes. Sanchez then doubled the lead in the 33rd minute and finished his brace in the 49th minute as Arsenal rose to 36 points from 21 matches played with the victory. Stoke, meanwhile, managed just a pair of strikes on target and rarely created any offensive pressure as the Potters suffered their ninth defeat of the season Jason Spezza Jersey . In the days leading up to the draft, TSN.ca and TSN Radio basketball analyst Duane Watson looks at some of the names that will be headlining the event. Tonight, Michigans Nik Stauskas of Mississauga, Ontario. Chris Tierney Jersey . 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Leave it to Matt Niskanen, the newly proclaimed Eddie Haskell of the Washington Capitals.MONTMELO, Spain -- Sebastian Vettels practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix ended with the four-time defending Formula One champion hitching a ride on a scooter after his Red Bull puttered out. Lewis Hamilton had no such problems, finishing Fridays opening day of practice with the top times from both training sessions as the dominating Mercedes team showed no signs of slowing down. The British driver is looking for his fourth straight win this season. Mercedes teammate and F1 leader Nico Rosberg was right behind, setting the afternoons second best time after his crew fixed a cooling issue. Vettel was running through his fifth lap on the sunny and dry 4.6-kilometre (2.9-mile) Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya when his Red Bull came to a halt. He then helped push his RB10 out of the path of his rivals before a group of fans gathered at the fence to take photographs of the champion using a fire extinguisher on the rear of his malfunctioning car. After Vettel was whisked back to the paddock on the back of a scooter, Hamilton clocked the fastest lap time in the opening session and then bettered that by almost 1.5 seconds in the afternoon with a mark of 1 minute, 25.524 seconds. Red Bull said an electrical problem that "damaged the wiring" of Vettels car meant he couldnt return for the afternoon practice session. That left Vettel with only one session on Saturday before qualifying. "Its a small failure, but a big consequence," Vettel said. Red Bull had given Vettels car an older chassis in a move the German called a "sanity check" to try to find an elusive answer to his cars lack of pace. The Austrian team renowned for its design had a bigger problem than speed, however, when Vettel was left stranded just after the fifth turn. Vettel is having his worst season at Red Bull with only one podium finish so far and sits in a distant fifth place in the standings. He has even had to let new teammate Daniel Ricciardo pass him twice during the last two races. And Ricciardo emerged frrom the opening day of practice as the closest thing the grid can offer as a threat to the Mercedes duo by recording the third best time in both sessions at almost a second behind Hamilton.dddddddddddd Hamilton trails Rosberg by four points despite having won the last three races in front of his teammate. The pair have won all four races and taken all four pole positions this year. Hamilton hasnt lost a step after a three-week break and showed that the other teams have yet to make headway despite their upgrades for the start of the seasons run of European events. "Its been a great day today and Im happy to be back in the car after what feels like quite a long break," said Hamilton. "Our two practice sessions today went very smoothly, in fact Ive not had such a good Friday for a very long time." Last years race winner, Fernando Alonso, had the fourth best effort in both sessions, while Ferrari teammate Kimi Raikkonen could do no better than fifth in the afternoon. Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo said he was "not happy" with his team and that he would work closely with new team principal Marco Mattiacci to "improve the situation as soon as possible." Pablo Maldonado of Lotus recorded the most laps through both 90-minute sessions with a total of 76. The early session to prepare for Sundays race featured some close calls. Sergio Perez had to box when the left mirror on his Force India car became detached. The Mexican driver had to grab it and drive one-handed while coming in. Sauber test driver Giedo Van der Garde survived a bigger scare when he told his team he had "a break failure" and ran off course, barely missing the wall. In the second session, Romain Grosjeans Lotus stalled at the end of the pitlane, while Jean-Eric Vergne lost the right rear wheel of his Toro Rosso. Max Chilton twice had to come in due to engine trouble before a piece of his Marussia went flying on his next trip out. He ended the day by driving into the sand. ' ' '