Comments and predictions for MU vs Leicester City: The Red Devils will win easily

Manchester United host Leicester City at Old Trafford in the FA Cup fourth round on Friday night, having endured their worst home run in 131 years. Ruben Amorim's run of five defeats in seven home games is worse than Jose Mourinho's, and the Portuguese has the chance to change that against a Leicester side who are also struggling domestically.

Latest MU vs Leicester City team information

Marcus Rashford has just left Man United after the winter transfer window closed, while Alejandro Garnacho has decided to stay, while coach Amorim's request for another striker has not been met. The storm of injuries has swept the Red Devils' defense when Lisandro Martinez just had to say goodbye to the season early due to a torn ligament. Along with Luke Shaw, Jonny Evans, Tyrell Malacia, the coach will have to face a real crisis. Instead, the contract named Dorgu has joined and also brought a little consolation, most likely to debut this Saturday, Altay Bayindir has a great chance to start after the impressive performances recently helped the home team win against Arsenal in the FA.

Mads Hermansen has just returned to goal after six weeks of injury and has not played in the League Cup and is likely to show his ability, while Stolarczyk has not been given much opportunity to play. The player that everyone talks about a lot, Wilfred Ndidi, is also very close to being able to return. On the contrary, there are three players, Ricardo Pereira and Abdul Fatawu, who are still having to continue to recover because of relatively serious problems. And perhaps the coach's strategy is more offensive when looking at the recent results after a series of dismal matches and the promising names can be given more opportunities than Bounanotte or Mavididi in the home team's attack. Jannik Vestergaard is also at risk of losing his position.

Latest expected lineup MU vs Leicester City

Manchester United:

Bayindir; Mazraoui, Maguire, De Ligt; Dalot, Ugarte, Mainoo, Dorgu; Amad, Hojlund, Fernandes

Leicester City:

Stolarczyk; Coulibaly, Coady, Okoli, Kristiansen; Soumare, Skipp; Buonanotte, El Khannouss, Mavididi; Daka

Latest football commentary MU vs Leicester City

A 2-0 home defeat to Crystal Palace left United with their worst home run in over a century. While Amorim has famously won the FA Cup against Manchester City and Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Brighton & Hove Albion and Palace have all come and gone with ease at the Theatre of Dreams.

Man United are still stuck in the bottom half of the table. 13th place, just 3 points ahead of Everton in 16th place, means the FA Cup and Europa League are likely to be their only way back to Europe next season. The lucky draw against Leicester in the fourth round gives them a slight advantage. In fact, the Amorim army is very lucky in the FA arena every time they have to face lesser-known opponents and no opponent has been able to knock them out at Old Trafford before. The last guest to do that was Arsenal in the 2014-2015 season. History also proves that the home team will have nothing to worry about in the upcoming match because there have been two clashes in which the current coaching staff led their students to reap sweet results (ELC cup won 5-2 and in the first leg of the Premier League won 3-0), when the coaching staff was still under the management of the Red Devils!

But the former striker who was causing a storm in the national team in the 2003 season was also known more when he just became the captain of The Foxes, so what is waiting?

An opportunity could not be better when Man United defeated Leicester at home three times, an achievement that only the team in the same city can do, is a historic opportunity that the army needs to cherish this week. But it must be remembered that in this arena in the recent 2020/21 season, the Red Devils had a bitter defeat in the Semi-finals of the above tournament after losing to the army that had just defeated Chelsea to win the championship at the end of the above season and clearly the Red Devils fans understand this difficulty.

The sweet memories of the semi-finals are no longer the story of the present, a version of Leicester that seems somewhat sluggish compared to defeating the Red Devils, that is what the Red Devils expected to happen on the field, this proves that the current army is far from the form that has been shown for a long time. Coach Nistelrooy's army has never gone further than the Semi-finals of the domestic arena since the achievement of nearly a decade, another quite thorny challenge in Manchester at that time.

Latest MU vs Leicester City score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the following results for the MU vs Leicester City match:

• Sportsmole: MU 2-0 Leicester City

• WhoScore: MU 3-1 Leicester City
• Our prediction: MU 3-1 Leicester City

When and where to watch MU vs Leicester City live?

To watch live the match MU vs Leicester City in the FA Cup taking place at 3:00 on February 8, viewers can watch on K+ Sport, K+PM or online sports channels. Wish you all have fun watching football.

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