[EPL] Leicester City 0-3 Manchester United

[fredrian.seven]

Nah, United kan main terakhir nih. Lihat tim rival dulu. Klo pada menang sih biasanya United ikut menang. Klo rival buang poin biasanya United juga buang2 poin.

Tanding jam 23.00.... nyerah dah. Lihat skor akhir saja sepertinya.

[finza_13]

semoga United bisa memaksimalkan pertandingan ini
udah terlalu baik banget sering berbagi point ke lawan
padahal punya banyak peluang buat memperbaiki posisi
apalagi Leicester lagi gak istimewa..masa ga bisa 3 point sih

[alfiandrmwn]

kalo ngak menang yoo ujung2nya draw

[penk22_]

Live beIN Sports 1..

[adi_Giggsy]

Originally Posted by wira_ozora

Setuju gan...kalo perlu mainkan Carrick n Bastian bareng,,Pogba cadangan aja...ngeselin bgd sering salah umpan n overdribble.

ya betul om, berharap doi bisa jadi pembeda tapi ya gitu deh.

[Andi Istiabudi]

Originally Posted by jojo poenya

akankah saling bebagi angka

Semoga saja tidak #harusoptimis

[Andi Istiabudi]

JOSE: NOBODY EXPECTED FOXES TO RETAIN TITLE

Jose Mourinho is unsurprised by Leicester City's struggles as Premier League champions in lieu of their new European commitments this season, yet the manager still expects a "very difficult match" when his Manchester United side visit the King Power Stadium on Sunday.

Leicester are currently 16th in the table and only two points above the relegation zone after 23 matches played, which is quite a comedown from their heroics of 2015/16. Mourinho feels it is partly due to the club’s commitment in the Champions League, with the Foxes now playing more than one match a week.

The manager was quizzed on Leicester’s form during his pre-match press conference at the Aon Training Complex, when it was pointed out that only he and Sir Alex Ferguson have retained the Premier League title in history. Asked why Ranieri is struggling this season, he gave a considered response.

“First of all I think what Leicester did is one of the big things in the world of football,” Jose said. “I think nobody, even them, would expect to be champions again. What they did was unique, it was so unique that Claudio deserved to be named best manager in the world. It was amazing what they did.

“I don't think it would be possible to do a second season, especially playing in the Champions League at the same time. The Champions League is hard. They were working for one complete season with one match per week, competing against other teams domestically that were playing in the Champions League while they weren’t. That is a big, big, big difference for them.

“So nobody would expect them - not even them - to be fighting for the title again. But the manager is there, the players are there, the team is there and they are a very good team.

“It's a very difficult match for us and also a very difficult match for them. I have total respect for what they did and for the change of life they are experiencing. I think next season will be much better for them again. This is new for them; the Champions League and being champions is a lot."

www.manutd.com

[Andi Istiabudi]

MATCH PREVIEW: LEICESTER CITY V UNITED

How can I follow the match? Manchester United’s Premier League match against Leicester City at the King Power Stadium will kick off at 16:00 GMT on Sunday. It will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports but MUTV subscribers can see all the build-up in Match Day Live from 15:00 GMT, then watch highlights on ManUtd.com or the full game on MUTV at midnight. Fans can also follow the action as it happens via ManUtd.com’s live blog and the club's official Twitter account, @ManUtd.

Set the scene for me… After an impressive run of nine straight victories in all competitions was halted by last month's draw against Liverpool, the Reds have struggled to find the same winning form of late and were held to a frustrating goalless draw by Hull City on Wednesday night. But United remain unbeaten in 14 Premier League games and will be determined to return to winning ways against an inconsistent Leicester side, who are languishing in 16th place in the table.

Any team news? Phil Jones is the only senior player unavailable for the Reds after coming off with a bruised foot in the second half against Hull. Jones said after that game that the problem was not serious but Mourinho confirmed in his pre-match press conference that his centre-back will not be ready to feature against Leicester. Meanwhile, third-choice keeper Joel Pereira has picked up an injury, so Dean Henderson has been recalled from his loan spell at Grimsby Town and is eligible for Sunday's squad, if required.

What about Leicester? The Foxes could have Islam Slimani back for the first time since the Algerian picked up a minor groin injury while away with his country in the Africa Cup of Nations. Fellow forward Leonardo Ulloa is likely to miss out on facing the Reds with a muscular problem but deadline-day signing Molla Wague could be in the squad after the defender joined from Italian club Udinese on loan for the rest of the season.

How have the Foxes been faring? Well, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Foxes have struggled to live up to the heights of last season, when they defied odds of 5000-1 to storm to a first-ever top-flight title. Claudio Ranieri’s side find themselves only two points above the relegation zone after Tuesday night’s 1-0 defeat at Burnley and their only win in six games during January was a 2-1 success at Everton in the FA Cup. Despite boasting a prolific strikeforce, Leicester have struggled for goals recently, netting just once in their last six league games and failing to score in any of the last four.

What about our previous meetings? After both league games finished 1-1 last season, the Reds have enjoyed better success against the East Midlands outfit this term and are looking for a hat-trick of victories after a 2-1 win in the Community Shield at Wembley last August and a thumping 4-1 success in the Premier League in September, when United were 4-0 up by half-time at Old Trafford.

We’ve been good defensively recently, haven’t we? Yes, in fact the Reds have maintained a solid defensive record throughout the season so far, conceding just 21 goals in 23 Premier League games. Indeed, only the league's top two teams – Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea – have kept more clean sheets than United’s eight and, against Leicester, Mourinho’s men are seeking a third successive shutout in all competitions for the second time already in 2017.

Any former Reds in the Leicester ranks? Yes, there are two players who could face their old club on Sunday. Right-back Danny Simpson came through the United Academy and appeared three times for the first team in between several loan spells, before joining Newcastle permanently in 2010, while midfielder Danny Drinkwater was a regular for United’s Under-18s and Reserves but didn’t make a senior appearance before leaving for Leicester in 2012. Matty James is also a United Academy product but the midfielder was loaned to Championship side Barnsley last week.

Who are our other rivals playing? The Premier League weekend will begin with a heavyweight battle between London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal as the leaders face the third-placed Gunners at Stamford Bridge, while Liverpool travel to bottom club Hull and Spurs host Middlesbrough later on Saturday. On Sunday, Manchester City will take on Swansea City at the Etihad Stadium before the Reds kick off in Leicester. Here is the full list of fixtures:

Saturday 4 February (15:00 GMT unless stated)
Chelsea v Arsenal (12:30)
Crystal Palace v Sunderland
Everton v Bournemouth
Hull City v Liverpool
Southampton v West Ham United
Watford v Burnley
West Bromwich Albion v Stoke City
Tottenham Hotspur v Middlesbrough (17:30)

Sunday 5 February
Manchester City v Swansea City (13:30)
Leicester City v Manchester United (16:00)

www.manutd.com

[fredrian.seven]

Liverpool dan Arsenal tersungkur. Jadi was2... MU si latah kira2 ikut2an nggak ya? Semoga tidak. Berkali2 kesempatan mendekat eh dibuang2 gitu aja.

[adi_Giggsy]

Originally Posted by fredrian.seven

Liverpool dan Arsenal tersungkur. Jadi was2... MU si latah kira2 ikut2an nggak ya? Semoga tidak. Berkali2 kesempatan mendekat eh dibuang2 gitu aja.

nah ini dia yg ditakutkan, saat yg lain terpuruk malah united ikut2an bukannya main nambah semngat biar menang eh melempem