Leicester vs Man Utd LIVE: Premier League result and final score as Erik ten Hag’s side win three in a row

6 mins: Both teams are feeling each other out with Leicester seeing more of possession but they haven’t exactly been penetrating.

You can see Manchester United’s desire to play out from the back but David De Gea is electing to play it safe and punting it long when Vardy comes pressing.

3 mins: Youri Tielemans attempts to curl a pass over Man Utd’s back line to send Jamie Vardy sprinting into the box. Lisandro Martinez is aware of the run and steps in front of the ball to block it from Vardy.

Vardy shoulder into the centre-back but the ball runs out for a goal kick.

Man Utd get the ball rolling at the King Power stadium. It’s sent over to the right side of the penalty area where Marcus Rashford gets stuck into Jonny Evans and Luke Thomas but only manages to knock the ball out for a goal kick.

This is going to be a fascinating encounter that will be an indicator for where each of these teams are at. Leicester have had the better of recent meetings but they come into the game rock bottom in the Premier League.

Man Utd seem ready to kick on under manager Erik ten Hag. They’ve won two games in a row and are hoping to extend that run tonight.

Here come the players. Bruno Fernandes once again leads Manchester United.

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers spoke about juggling transfer deadline day with a Premier League match at home to Manchester United saying: “The work will be done by other people within the club if we are able to bring any players in.

“We have a very good recruitment team and will be able to organise it well, hopefully.”

Cristiano Ronaldo could make three consecutive substitute appearances for the first time since a run of four in his first spell at United in December 2005.

David Beckham has been criticised for appearing in a promotional video for Qatar Tourism.

Beckham is an ambassador for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, which begins in November, in a deal reported to be worth £10-15m per year to the former England captain.

His relationship with Qatar has been questioned by Amnesty International. Thousands of migrant workers have died over the past decade since Qatar was awarded the tournament, and the country has come under scrutiny for other human rights abuses including restricting the freedoms of women and gay people.

Jamie Vardy’s next league goal will be his 100th after turning the age of 30.

Marcus Rashford has scored six league goals against Leicester, including three in his last four appearances at the King Power Stadium.