21st Century Foxes Making DreamWorks

In a fascinating, unexpected top of the table clash it’s hard to know what will happen at the King Power Stadium.

What we can say is that Leicester City never know when they are beaten and come into this match with minimal pressure, whereas Man Utd, despite being second, arrive with the tag of being boring and offensively limited.

In September 2014 the Foxes stormed back from 2-0 and 3-1 down to eventually triumph 5-3 in this fixture. They are a much better side now but that spirit remains and it’s not unthinkable that they could do something reminiscent here.

The league leaders are a best price 35/1 to trail at half-time but win in the end.

Ranieri’s boys have already claimed 10 points from losing positions this season so an early setback won’t overly alarm them here. They’ve scored an astounding 20 second half goals - that’s more than United have managed in total.

If Leicester drew level after falling behind you could only really see one winner the ways things are going.