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So Man Utd are back in the Champions League places while Leicester drop to fifth.

You can read our full report from Old Trafford here.

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It's all over and Man Utd have only their second win of the season.

Leicester's unbeaten start to the season comes to an end at Old Trafford.

Leicester push forward but Man Utd win the ball and send it long to Marcus Rashford.

He is onside but Youri Tielemans wins possession with a last-ditch tackle.

The ball is back with Man Utd and Scott McTominay takes it into the corner.

Time. Ticking. Down.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We’ve not seen enough from Manchester United in the second half. It’s been mostly Leicester City dictating play, trying to find the equaliser. Once the first goal went in chances have been few and far between.

For a game which we came really excited for, it hasn't been what we expected.

Wilfred Ndidi has the late chance to rescue a point but his left-foot volley is inches wide.

That might just be that.

There are four minutes to be added on as Leicester win a corner off Victor Lindelof.

Up comes Kasper Schmeichel.

Time to shut up shop for the hosts.

Daniel James comes off to a standing ovation as defender Axel Tuanzebe takes his place.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Since both managers made the substitutions, Manchester United have been right in this game so Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be very pleased with the changes he has made.

Time is ticking down for Leicester to salvage anything here.

Ricardo Pereira delivers a looping cross into the Man Utd box but David de Gea is off his line quickly to collect the ball.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Leicester have impressed so far this season and many have tipped them for a top four spot, let alone a top six berth.

But I was speaking to someone from another aspiring Premier League club this week and mentioned there was a chance for someone to do it given United, Chelsea and Arsenal are 'in transition'.

I was told not to underestimate how good those six sides are - and whilst it would appear some are weaker than before, getting above them would be incredibly tough for anyone outside that group.

Daniel James joins James Maddison in the book for a late tackle on the Foxes talisman.

Man Utd win a free-kick 30 yards from goal and Marcus Rashford looks the likely candidate to take it.

Can the England striker double his account?

He smashes the ball into the top corner of the upright and he is unlucky not to add a second goal.

That would have been some strike.

With under 10 minutes to go, there is more action in the stands than on the pitch.

The away end erupts into song as they urge their team forward, only for the Man Utd fans to copy suit.

It's turning out to be a noisy end to proceedings.

Red Devil: This Man Utd team are at least five top players off competing for anything worthwhile! So poor again today

James Maddison wins the ball deep inside his half, and without a second thought, the Foxes forward spins and punts the ball long for Jamie Vardy.

Victor Lindelof wins the race but he puts the ball out of play for a Leicester throw-in.

Can the visitors build from here?

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"20 times, 20 times Man Utd".

The Man Utd fans erupt into a chorus of song to try and help their players over the line.

We're set for a tense final 10 minutes.

James Maddison is the first name in the book after a frustrated lunge on Scott McTominay.

Daniel James is in the action again after some neat work by Fred.

The loose ball falls to the Welshman but his shot is blazed high over the bar.

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Juan Mata is down momentarily, before being replaced by Man Utd academy graduate Tahith Chong.

The teenager is reading his instructions intently before entering the fray.

Both sides have made two substitutions now.