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In turn, Manchester United have finished in away matches against Brighton, Newcastle, Everton, Southampton, West Ham and Sheffield United this season, but in turn, Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s team has also turned every away match into a victory.
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– It will be sanctioned if we continue to give the other teams an advantage. Leicester are one of the teams we don’t want to give an advantage to, because they are very strong in counterattacks. So we have to start as well as we did against Everton, Solskjær tells TV 2.
On Christmas Eve, Manchester United continued their crazy away form when they beat Everton 2-0 at Goodison Park in the League Cup quarter-finals. If he wins against Leicester, he will also touch the Premier League record of eleven consecutive victories.
– We had very good games against Leicester. They are a very good team with a good coach. It was a good test for us at the end of last season, which we passed. It won’t be the same now as we are at a different stage in the season, but they have a lot of threats, says Solskjær, who emphasizes that his team is strong enough to win every game they line up for.
– I think we can win every game and it doesn’t matter if it’s at home or away.
Ahead of the main game at the King Power Stadium, Manchester United, who have played one game less than the competition, are in third place in the Premier League, one point behind Leicester and five points behind league leaders Liverpool. Now, several members of the Solskjærs team are running for the title, something the Norwegian lives with well.
– There is always talk of Manchester United. For us, it’s about developing and taking one game at a time, that’s the only way we can be competitive at the end of the season. “Right now we get a lot of praise and that’s something we have to learn to handle,” concludes the 47-year-old.
Christmas Day 2: Watch Leicester – Manchester United on TV 2 Sport Premium and Sumo from 13:00.
