mobanmarketEverything you need to know ahead of the Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium on Sunday
Manchester United will travel to Leicester City on Sunday looking to bounce back from their 2-2 draw with Burnley, which ended Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s winning streak with the Red Devils.
Should Arsenal lose to Manchester City on the same day, victory will take the Red Devils above the Gunners in the league table and in strong contention to challenge for the top four.
Solskjaer only has a few injuries to worry about as he prepares to take on the Foxes with most of his team returning to full fitness
Solskjaer will be hopeful of Anthony Martial’s return to fitness after he missed the draw against Burnley, with the France international since having signed a new five-year contract. Paul Pogba should also be fit after picking up a knock.
Chris Smalling (foot) will be available for the Red Devils should the Red Devils boss choose to tinker with his defensive options.
Neither side have any suspensions.
The Red Devils will likely revert to using Jesse Lingard and Martial for speed on the counterattack against the Foxes, hoping for the home team to leave space at the back to exploit.
Andreas Pereira’s struggles against Burnley could allow Ander Herrera to return to the XI.
On-form Marcus Rashford is expected to lead the line once again after having scored five goals in his last seven Premier League appearances.
New Leicester arrival Youri Tielemans was brought in from Monaco earlier in the week, but the Belgium international is unlikely to play a part in the XI.
Puel will be tempted to retain the same formation that was able to hold Liverpool to a draw on Wednesday.
Kick off is 14:05 GMT (09:05 ET) on Sunday, and will be shown on Sky Sports in the United Kingdom. It will be shown on NBCSN in the United States, and on various channels around the world.
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