Former Manchester United winger Jesper Blomqvist believes the current side aren't entertaining the Old Trafford fans enough. 

Speaking earlier today, he told BBC World Service: "It's going more or less at the same pace all the time but we're not even halfway through the season and they're still up there. 

"But you want to be more excited, that's how I feel at the moment. But then you listen to players who've had Van Gaal before and they talk about needing a bit of patience to find their rhythm. They do defend well but I expect more entertainment."

Have a listen to the full interview here.

I'm sure he hasn't seen much to change his mind today.

Wayne Rooney takes a cross from the left but it's low and straight at Wes Morgan. Another frustrating game so far from the Red Devils captain.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

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As Wayne Rooney recovers from taking a blow making a diving header, Leicester City's fans make what we can politely call an "unflattering" comparison between England's captain and their very own Jamie Vardy.

Matt Elliott
Former Foxes captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Clever play from Manchester United. Leicester tried to defend that zonally, but Schweinsteiger staggered his run and connected well with his header. A good save by Schmeichel."

What have Leicester's players got against the centre-circle?

They've been everywhere but in the middle of the park. 

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Bastian Schweinsteiger gets his head onto Ashley Young's free-kick and Kasper Schmeichel has to make a decent save. Wayne Rooney can't turn the rebound in but he was offside anyway. And got a clatter from Robert Huth too.

Free-kick from out wide to United as Christian Fuchs fouls Anthony Martial.

Leicester have the first chance of the second half but Marc Albrighton's cross is just over Jamie Vardy. A 6ft Vardy would have had an effort on target there.

Leicester were actually made to take their kick-off again as Riyad Mahrez had wandered onto the opposition half. Schoolboy.

Second half is under way. No changes for either side at the break.

Former Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelroooy has taken losing the record to Jamie Vardy well. They had shared the Premier League scoring streak record on 10.

There's some kind of relay race going on between kids wearing Leicester and Manchester United jerseys around the pitch. They're all wearing blue Santa hats.

Modern football, eh?

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Just as fourth official Robert Madley lifted the board to signal one minute of added time - and the end of a first 45 minutes Manchester United were probably glad to see the back of - Bastian Schweinsteiger heads in an equaliser they barely deserved.

This was a real punch on the nose for Leicester City. Now they must put that behind them and regain the verve that saw them comfortably on top for most of that half, but what a lifeline for Louis van Gaal's side.

Not a bad first half from the man of the moment, Jamie Vardy.

One shot on target, one goal. And a pretty momentous one at that. 

He's actually had fewer touches than anyone else on the pitch. Not including the referee probably.

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Good stat from the lads at Opta.

Bastian Schweinsteiger's goal was his first since May, playing for Bayern Munich against Mainz. Shinji Okazaki, the man whom he lost for the corner a couple of minutes ago, was playing for Mainz that day.  

Matt Elliott
Former Foxes captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Majorly disappointing there, in terms of the time to concede, the fact that header's gone in and the poor defending, Schweinsteiger is no giant but he headed it in just six yards out. Could the keeper have come and claimed it? Hugely disappointing to concede at that stage of the first half."

Level at the break thanks to Manchester United scoring their only shot on target so far.