Manchester United vs Leicester City. Prediction and Betting Tips for English Premier League

In the last game Manchester United proved their mental toughness and that they are in a great form now. Red Devils are one of the best away teams in the current season. In a match against Aston Villa Manchester conceded first, but managed to turn the game around and won the match 3:1. Man United is the only team in the Premier League that doesn't have a single away defeat.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team is currently on the 14-game unbeaten run in the Premier League. Manchester United is also on the five-game winning streak at home and they didn't lose at home for nine matches in a row. Moreover, Red Devils scored many goals in those matches. They beat Southampton (9:0), Newcastle (3:1), West Ham (1:0), Brighton (2:1) and Burnley (3:1). They also held Everton to draw (3:3).

Overall, MU won 9 games out of 16 at home during this season, three games ended in a draw and in four games they were defeated.

In the standings Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team is currently on the second spot. Manchester United is nine points behind Manchester City and seven points ahead of Leicester City. If Red Devils will succeed in this match, they will secure at least the second spot. But their chances for the title are pretty slim.

Forward Anthony Martial, midfielder Daniel James and defenders Harry Maguire and Phil Jones will miss this game because of injuries.

Foxes are on a tricky situation now. We can remind that in the previous season Leicester failed at the finish of the season and dropped out of the Champions League zone, though everyone were sure that they already secured the place. Brendan Rodgers' team is currently in the fourth place of the standings. They are five points ahead of West Ham and six points ahead of Liverpool. But Merseysiders have one game in hand, so potentially their gap is only three points.

In their last games Leicester was looking bleak. At first Foxes had a draw against Southampton (1:1) and then sensationally lost at home to Newcastle (2:4). They also lost to Manchester City (0:2) and West Ham (2:3). The only successful matches in last six rounds were against West Bromwich (3:0) and Crystal Palace (2:1).

Leicester is not looking bad on away games. In 17 away matches Foxes won 9 times, had five draws and two losses. 

Defenders James Justin and Wes Morgan and also midfielder Harvey Barnes will miss this match because of injuries. Jonny Evans' appearance is under question.