Manchester United vs Leicester City Duel to end the series

Former Arsenal striker Charlie Nicholas predicts that Manchester United will only be able to play at the reception at Leicester City.

Red Devils have an unsatisfactory start to competition. Of the four matches, they only won once.

The rest, two series and one defeat. The only defeat they had when they met Crystal Palace at Old Trafford.

On the other hand, the guest seemed stronger with manager Brendan Rodgers. Away from four matches, they have won twice and drawn twice.

Leicester is currently ranked third in the Premier League standings. While United is in eighth position.


Dangerous


Nicholas also said he was happy to attend this fight. Because he predicted that the duel would be fun.

However, he said that this fight would be dangerous for the Red Devils. Because Leicester has a good team.

"It was an interesting match that I wanted to see, Leicester visited one of the teams that I thought I could catch," he told Sky Sports.

"I see what they have and what they don't have, but the reality is that Leicester started a good start to the season - this is a match where they can open and threaten Manchester United," Nicholas said. .


Fragile defense


Nicholas added that United also had dangerous attack lines, including with Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford. They also say he has quality ingredients on his back.

However, men who have played for Scotland's national team say they have not really managed to appear solid as a whole. Leicester also said it could threaten Harry Maguire and others with his counterattack.

"If they play openly and expansively, they will be satisfied." "The Brendan Rodgers team have a good team shape but can counterattack and are good with the ball," he exclaimed.

"I don't know whether Anthony Martial will come in. Marcus Rashford will play in the middle, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team will always be vulnerable in defense," Nicholas said.

Charlie Nicholas also predicted that Manchester United vs Leicester would end in a draw. The score is 1-1.

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