The good news for Manchester United is that they have rediscovered their winning habit. They won this game despite missing a number of key players with injury and, for that alone, Ole Gunnar Solskjær can probably accept the fact their performance never got any higher than six out of 10 – there was lots of huffing and puffing but none of the old panache.Leicester certainly had enough of the ball to believe they ought to have extended United’s winless sequence to four matches. Ultimately, though, Solskjær and his players can reflect on a decent afternoon’s work bearing in mind Leicester have ambitions of their own to break into the Premier League’s top four. Related: Tammy Abraham scores hat-trick and own goal as Chelsea hammer Wolves Related: Sadio Mané double gives Liverpool comeback win after Newcastle scare Continue readingreadfullarticle
