Martin Hunter praised "one of the best 90 minutes" he has seen his Southampton side play as they stayed top of Premier League 2 Division 1 by beating last season's Under-21 Premier League champions Manchester United 2-0.
Josh Sims and Jack Stephens struck within six minutes of each other early in the second half to give the Saints their third successive home win over United at this level.
The result followed last weekend’s 4-1 win over Liverpool and Hunter was elated to make it two wins from two in 2016/17.
“That was one of the best 90 minutes I’ve seen in my tenure at the club," he told saintsfc.co.uk.
See: Southampton report | Man Utd report
Everton and City extend 100% records
Everton and Manchester City also have maximum points from their opening two matches.
The Toffees beat promoted Derby County thanks to two goals from Harry Charsley before half-time, the opener coming in the second minute.
City beat the other promoted side Arsenal 1-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Friday night with Rodney Kongolo scoring the only goal.
See: Everton report | Man City report | Arsenal highlights
Wins for Sunderland, Chelsea and Spurs
It meant second successive defeats for Derby and Arsenal, while Leicester City and Liverpool are also yet to pick up a point.
The Foxes lost 3-2 to last season’s runners-up Sunderland at the King Power Stadium, having led 2-1 through goals from Bartosz Kapustka and Admiral Muskwe. George Honeyman twice replied for Sunderland, once with a penalty, before Ethan Robson’s free-kick won it for the visitors.
See: Leicester report | Sunderland highlights
Liverpool were beaten 4-1 by Chelsea with all the goals coming in the opening 30 minutes. Josimar Quintero’s opener for the Blues was quickly cancelled out by Harry Wilson but goals from Mason Mount, who also missed a penalty, Dujon Sterling and Ike Ugbo secured the victory in an enthralling fixture at Aldershot.
See: Liverpool 1-4 Chelsea | Blues report and highlights
Tottenham Hotspur won 4-1 at Reading in Division 1’s other match with Marcus Edwards (2), Will Miller and Shayon Harrison putting the visitors 4-0 up early in the second half before Andy Rinomhota’s consolation.
See: Spurs report | Reading report
Division 2
Hammers and Swans top table
West Ham United and Swansea City maintained their 100% records in Division 2 to go joint top.
The Hammers beat Newcastle United 3-1 with two goals from Toni Martinez, and another through Marcus Browne. Tom Heardman replied for the Magpies.
See: West Ham highlights | Newcastle report
Swansea won 4-3 at Wolverhampton Wanderers. Marvin Emnes (twice), Owain Jones and Daniel James were on target for the Swans with Christian Herc and Sylvain Deslandes (twice) netting in vain.
See: Wolves report | Swansea report
Narrow wins for Baggies and Potters
Callum McManaman played for West Bromwich Albion as they beat Fulham 2-1 with Andre Wright’s penalty and a goal from Tyrell Robinson cancelling out Stephen Humphrys’ opener.
See: West Brom report | Fulham reaction
Hakin Abdallah scored the only goal from the penalty spot as Stoke City won at Norwich City in a stormy match in which three players were sent off.
See: Norwich report | Stoke report
Villa and Boro draw on the road
Solly March made his comeback from a long-term injury for Brighton & Hove Albion as they drew 1-1 with Aston Villa. Brighton's Jesse Starkey opened the scoring before Jordan Lyden equalised.
Bernardo Espinosa made his first start for Middlesbrough since signing in the summer as they drew 0-0 at Blackburn Rovers.
See: Brighton report | Villa report | Blackburn report | Middlesbrough report