Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

He wins the ball Jamie Vardy but the force he went into that tackle made us wince. It is the momentum and the force of the tackle that means it is no surprise to see him get a yellow card.

You get the feeling the belief has gone for Leicester now. Their passes are aimless, sent forward in hope more than anything.

That is Vardy's last act. He departs to be replaced by Patson Daka.

United also make a change, sending on Fred for Marcus Rashford.

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Jamie Vardy rages at the referee after he is adjudged to foul Tyrell Malacia. The Leicester forward has a point as he won the ball. Goes into the book, though.

Into the last five minutes. Leicester haven't threatened for a while. They need to dig deep and find something, or it will be four defeats on the spin.

Anon: Leicester are a shadow of what they used to be, lack of quality investment.

David: Can’t really blame Rodgers. Where’s the investment in the team? Vardy upfront at 35? Evans at CB at 34. The team needs rejuvenating fast. All too familiar.

Paul: Our squad has been unsettled by the transfer circus and injuries. Tielemans has been missing since the FA Cup final, now hopefully he can get back to his best to play for the transfer he wants!

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cristiano Ronaldo is unhappy because of the standards he sets, but his overhead kick bounces into the ground and it didn't miss by an awful lot.

Daniel: Pipe down Foxes...Poch is coming to Villa.

Marcus Rashford is down with what looks like cramp. Not for long, though.

A few precious seconds wasted, though.

Ronaldo again!

He is found in behind the Leicester defence by Bruno Fernandes but flashes a low shot across goal.

Almost something special!

Diogo Dalot floats a cross to the back post and Cristiano Ronaldo launches himself into the sky for an acrobatic volley that bounces past the far post.

Almost 2-0!

United turn it on and work in Cristiano Ronaldo on the left but his low ball towards Christian Eriksen is cut out by Jonny Evans before the Dane can tap in.

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Matt R: I've zero issues with Utd grinding out 1-0 away wins. We've been lacking that grit in recent times. Points more important than style at this early stage under the new management.

James Beswick: 1-0 away from home at the start of a very busy period. Cannot understand the negativity on here, especially considering Brentford+Brighton. Winning a game? Not good enough. Goals and assists? Not good enough Bruno. Cheer up Reds, it's nearly Christmas.

Ten minutes of normal time to go.

As it stands, United are heading up to fifth in the table and Leicester are staying rock bottom.

Stevie: Give Brendan a break. Every club he manages in the PL the club sells their best players. Leicester /Liverpool.

Sam: This criticism of Rogers is very harsh. They were decimated by injuries last season and now they’re having their squad ripped apart by transfers with not much coming in. He’s a top manager and easily the best man to turn it round but he needs time and backing.

United try to draw the sting out of the game with some keep-ball in midfield. They work Tyrell Malacia in down the left but he is tackled. The visitors try to drive forward again but Diogo Dalot errs with a foul.

Two up top now for Leicester. They're closer to 4-4-2.

Can Kelechi Iheanacho provide that moment of quality?

He is on for Youri Tielemans.

Shocking ball.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall tries to find James Maddison but his pass floats way over his head and out of play.

They've huffed and puffed here, Leicester. They need some quality now.