Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Premier League clash between Leicester City and Manchester United from the King Power Stadium.

Darmian is foolish as Vardy pressures him into conceding a corner... No, United get away with it as Vardy was offside.

Young gets a yellow for pulling down Mahrez after Rooney failed to complete a simple pass for Mata to have a one-on-one.

The corner is wildly overhit and it's out on the other side of the goal for a goal kick.

Vardy is tackled on the edge of the box, running away from goal, and Leciester win a corner on the left.

Young tries to pick out Mata but the pass is intecepted. United tackle Mahrez on the left to stop a break, and also to win the throw.

Rooney receives the ball on the left. He edges into the box and tries to curl into the top corner only to find Schmeichel ready to stop.

Carrick finds Young on the right, and he plays the ball inside. Schweinsteiger finds Darmian out wide, and he attempts to cut inside, Albrighton tackles to concede a corner on the right. Mata swings in a corner, headed away. Schweinsteriger is robbed by the break falls apart.

A long ball from Smalling for Young flies out of play. Like watching Steven Gerrard.

De Gea rolls the ball out to Young, and he makes up 60 yards down the left. His pass forward is cut out.

Darmian is the latest player forced into booting it long. McNair seems like he has been detailed with marking Vardy. Something to watch if you like tactics *and* analysis.

Mahrez comes inside, drills in a low ball into the box, but it's cleared and Martial chases. Back with Schmeichel now. Blind sends another one long down the left, and Leicester press them into another clearance.

United are indeed lining up with three at the back. Leicester are seeing most of the ball, which may be a sign that United are trying to sit back and soak up pressure in a change of approach.

All of the match took place in Leicester's half until Rooney chased a long ball all the way back to the 'keeper. They're getting pressed whenever in possession.

United kick off.

I think Leicester will win 3-1, let me know your predictions.

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So we have Premier League title contenders, managed by a continental veteran from several clubs in the top leagues in Europe, facing off against Manchester United. I mix in a very miserable crowd, admittedly, but I have not seen any United fan confident today.

Yesterday, for the Set Pieces, I wrote about Paul Scholes' awful punditry, which you can read here.

Jamie Vardy plays for Leicester as he looks to score his 11th consecutive goal. He's not the only dangerous player, with the exceptional Riyad Mahrez also starting. The defence, though, is porous, but United are hardly full of goals right now.

Manchester United go with that famous, resilient, and above all pointless 3-5-2 formation that served them so badly in 2014/15 and against Watford last weekend. Injuries to Marcos Rojo and Jesse Lingard see another shuffling of the pack by Louis van Gaal.

Leicester City: Schmeichel; Simpson, Huth, Morgan (c), Fuchs; Mahrez, Kanté, Drinkwater, Albrighton; Okazaki, Vardy.

Subs: De Laet, King, Schlupp, Ulloa, Dyer, Schwarzer, Inler.

Manchester United: De Gea, Darmian, McNair, Smalling, Blind, Carrick, Schweinsteiger, Mata, Young, Rooney, Martial.

Subs: Romero, Borthwick-Jackson, Fellaini, Memphis, Pereira, Schneiderlin, Rashford.