Gary Neville in 'lucky' claim as Brendan Rodgers highlights VAR inconsistency at Manchester United
Your Leicester City headlines from LeicestershireLive on April 3, 2022.
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Your Leicester City headlines from LeicestershireLive on April 3, 2022.
Manchester United needed a rare goal by midfielder Fred to salvage an unconvincing 1-1 Premier League draw with Leicester City at Old Trafford on Saturday. Kelechi Iheanacho had put the visitors ahead, nodding an inch-perfect James Maddison cross past David de Gea after Fred was dispossessed on a United counter-attack. But the Brazillian levelled three minutes later after Leicester failed to clear the ball, Bruno Fernandes shooting from the edge of the box and Fred tapping home the rebound after Kasper Schmeichel pushed it out. United struggled for fluency throughout and remained sixth in the table and in serious danger of failing to finish in the top four and earn a Champions League spot next season. "Everyone gave everything," Fernandes told Sky Sports. "I don’t believe there’s anyone who didn’t give everything in the game. Nobody lacked intensity. We have to keep fighting. As I said before, we have to keep looking at our own games."
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Sunday, April 3.
Jamie Redknapp and Emile Heskey believe Scott McTominay should have been sent off for his lunge on James Maddison,
Brendan Rodgers complained of refereeing double-standards after his side were denied a famous win at Old Trafford.
Former club captain Gary Neville believes Manchester United could appoint their new manager as soon as this coming week.
Gary Neville believes Manchester United's tepid draw with Leicester signalled an end to their flickering hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.
Ralf Rangnick admitted he was light in attack but still placed Marcus Rashford on the bench after watching Manchester United draw 1-1 with Leicester City.