Corner to Leicester as Eric Bailly panics and boots the ball out of play from near the centre circle with Jamie Vardy nearby.

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Paul Cunningham: United to win 5-1, yup, just like every other United fan I have also gotten way too carried away with OGS and now expect the impossible in every game.

Quite a big prediction there Paul. Leicester aren't exactly pushovers but you never know. Send us your thoughts during the game.

Paul Pogba loses possession early on for United but the Red Devils win it back.

Under way at the King Power Stadium.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Etihad Stadium

A reminder of the late game too...

It could be a long afternoon for the Arsenal fans in the away end here at the Etihad.

Manchester City have scored 24 unanswered goals in their last four matches here. Throw in that Arsenal are the only side yet to keep a Premier League clean sheet away from home this season and you hope Unai Emery has a good plan to combat Pep Guardiola’s free scoring side.

In fact, Emery’s personal record against Guardiola is not great – he has lost seven and drawn four of his 11 previous encounters with the City boss.

Not long until kick-off in our first Premier League game of the day. The players, sensibly wearing multiple layers of clothes, are in the tunnel waiting.

Still scoreless between St Johnstone and Celtic - follow that one here.

Leicester have won just one of their last 21 league and cup games against Manchester United (D4, L16).

That victory was 5-3 at home in September 2014, when the Foxes came back from 2-0 and 3-1 down.

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Manchester United are the only team to have received a yellow card in all 24 of their Premier League matches this season.

Paul Pogba has been involved in 53% of the 19 league goals scored by United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. He has scored six times - including two penalties - and registered four assists.

Rob Alderman: Strange how United's squad suddenly seems to have all kinds of depth under Solskjaer vs Mourinho, without them signing a single player.

Sulaimon Adelekan: Leicester can hurt Manchester United today. They have a formidable side but this is a different united side with a great mentality.

Mark Taylor: On the radio this morning an ex-Leicester player was suggesting United would play right into their counter attacking tactic. Ole has been tactically astute so far and will be well aware of their one and only gameplay.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is still unbeaten as Manchester United manager after getting out of jail from 2-0 down against Burnley.

But you know what? I think that run ends here.

Prediction: 2-1

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Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Unbeaten in games against Chelsea, Manchester City and Liverpool in the last six weeks, you would imagine that Claude Puel could do little wrong - but home defeats by Cardiff and Southampton have ensured that his relationship with the fans remains edgy.

In an age when managers are sometimes asked to have at least as much charisma as they have credentials, Puel is a quiet man intent on not turning up the volume.

Manchester United's late, late comeback against Burnley was heralded by some as being in the best traditions of Sir Alex Ferguson's sides - but I don't recall United being two down to Burnley in the first place that often.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's upbeat and unfussy approach has obviously been a breath of fresh air, and his tactical nous impressive - but his side are not world beaters yet.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Norwegian club Molde let him effectively come on a loan deal to Manchester United, with the view that he will return in the summer if United decide to give the permanent job to someone else.

And he's revealed the club's owner told him "please don’t come back" (in a nice way).

"Both owners wished me all the best because they knew this is something I dreamed about," he said.

Solskjaer's form so far - eight wins and a draw from nine games - has seen him backed into odds-on favourite to get the job.

Spurs' Mauricio Pochettino had previously been the favourite.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

After Leicester held Liverpool 1-1 on Wednesday

It suits the way Leicester play. They've got a great record against the top sides. They come, control possession and attack Leicester - who can play on the counter attack. Exactly like they did when they won the league.

When they have to break teams down it doesn't suit them. That's why they're destined to finish anywhere between seventh and 14th.

Marcus Rashford makes his 100th Premier League appearance. At 21 years and 95 days old, he is the youngest player to reach a century of top-flight appearances for Manchester United since Ryan Giggs in December 1993.

Jack, Surrey: Would love to see Sanchez have a good game today however, hopefully not enough to take Martial's place in the starting 11.

Tim: With Arsenal likely to drop points against City Ole has set out a very attacking team. Also, I don't want to tempt fate but United are also looking more solid at the back. Lindelof has been a revelation since Jose left.

Matthew Cooper: is it too much to maybe dream of the possibility of Utd making a last ditch run for 2nd and a few good cup runs? Beat PSG and give Ole the job!?

Just the one change for Leicester from the team that drew with Liverpool in midweek.

Harvey Barnes replaces Marc Albrighton.

But new signing Youri Tielemans does not make the matchday squad.

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Romelu Lukaku is back on the bench as Manchester United's interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes four changes after the midweek draw with Burnley.

Alexis Sanchez returns to the starting line-up, as do Eric Bailly, Jesse Lingard and Ander Herrera.

Anthony Martial, who signed a new deal this week, is on the bench.

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BBC Radio 5 live

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