Are we watching the last days of Claudio Ranieri's Leicester City reign? From champions of England to fear of relegation in the space of a few months. 

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Leicester's Christian Fuchs has just fronted up to the television cameras, telling BBC Sport: "We keep our heads high, we have to fight as a team and give everything until the last game. 

"We have to stick together, fight for every inch on the field. We are not there to stick our head in the sand, we want to fight back."

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More from Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was really important for us. We lost two points in last match at home and had three consecutive draws so we needed the points.

"I am happy. We don't have a league defeat since October and if we tried to transform the unlucky draws to victories, we would be in an amazing position."

Jules Bohm: Give Ranieri a break. He gave Leicester fans something that should never have happened in their lifetime. #legend

Raj Dollar: LCFC league win was no way a fluke. Played the best football, whole squad worked hard for each other. All that's disappeared.

Tommex: What Leicester City did last season was all luck. Back to reality this season. Hope they don't sack Ranieri.

Jose Mourinho, speaking to Sky Sports about Claudio Ranieri's future: "He is the Fifa coach of the year. That is deserved. His work will be in the history of football for many years.

“People will remember him and Leicester and that deserves respect.

“It doesn’t matter if this season is difficult for them. Champions League is new for them. It is difficult. I am sure they are going to get enough points to get their stability.”

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More from Claudio Ranieri: "We're together. I'm happy with the players and they're happy with me. We have to stay together and keep fighting."

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri, speaking to BBC Sport: "We have to score, play together and never give up. 

"It is important now to get the confidence. Last season everything was right and the players got confidence, now they are anxious. We need to react every time."

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Leicester's next Premier League game? Swansea City away next Sunday. H-U-G-E.

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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho: "I think we played like we normally play. We played well and tried to win. They were a difficult team but that is something we are used too."

On the battle for the top four: "I don't look to others. If we had beat Hull and drawn with Leicester, they are still positive points. 

"We drew with Hull and beat Leicester. We are still in the same position but we are closer to the others so we keep fighting."

Strong words from Leicester keeper Kasper Schemichel, who says everyone at the club needs to "stand up and be counted" otherwise they are going down.

He tells Sky Sports: "First 40 minutes we played OK then after that unacceptable. It is not good enough and sums our season up at the moment. 

"Let's not talk about last season. It's gone. We need to stand up and be counted. There are a lot of factors that go into it but this season has not been good right from the start. 

"I am not commentating on newspaper speculation. I know what is going on in the dressing room, we are a group of players low on confidence but not low on fight. It is not a comfortable situation. It has been terrible, embarrassing. 

"It is time for each one of us - from the top to the bottom of this club - to be counted. If we don't we will be relegated."

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Juan Mata on his challenge on Jamie Vardy: "I was late. I tried to reach the ball. I didn't want to hurt him. I was probably a bit lucky there."

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata: "The first was an incredible goal and after we played very good and scored twice more. We are happy today because today we took the chances.

Henrik Mkhitaryan, who scored United's first goal: "We prepared before the game that if it doesn't work with two strikers to change formation and that is what we did.

"It was not something new for us. In many games we have changed easily. We did good after the (formation) change. We have been trying to have more chances and to score more and it worked."

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Jose Mourinho has just turned up for his TV interview. I'm guessing he won't walk out of this one.

Next up for Manchester United? Watford at Old Trafford next Saturday (15:00 GMT) - United's final Premier League game until 4 March.

As for Leicester, they are at home to Derby County in an FA Cup fourth round replay on Wednesday (19:45 GMT). It's a tie you can watch on BBC One.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester are in massive trouble. Them and Crystal Palace are in free-fall.

They were in the game for 40 minutes but after Huth's error in the first half they went to pieces.

United came out after the break, scored through Mata and then it was men against boys. It's a big win for United but Leicester are really looking at relegation this season if they don't liven up.

It's now 15 Premier League games unbeaten for sixth-placed Manchester United, who move one point behind fifth-placed Liverpool. Eight of those 15 games have been wins.

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Anthony Taylor does Leicester a favour and blows the final whistle without any additional time. 

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

How much was Mahrez valued at last season? 

If you had flown in from the moon you would say he was the worst player on the pitch.