Manchester United face a team who have had the upper hand on them in recent times at the King Power Stadium on Thursday.
Leicester head into this fixture on a five-game unbeaten streak against their visitors, who last defeated Thursday’s hosts in July 2020.
United, though, will start their clash against Leicester in better current form. The Red Devils have won two in a row moving into this fixture while the Foxes haven’t won yet this season.
Leicester are bottom of the table while Manchester United are 14th after the Tuesday and Wednesday games have concluded.
Bruno Fernandes will be boosted by his well-taken goal against Southampton, it was his first strike since 2 May.
Both teams will be making changes to their lineup with Casemiro likely to start in midfield for Erik ten Hag’s side. Leicester have lost Wesley Fofana to Chelsea but Youri Tielemans hasn’t left and is likely to play.
Question marks have been removed from the name of Cristiano Ronaldo after Ten Hag insisted he will not leave until January at least. So … will he remain on the bench? Only time will tell.