Manchester United secured a 3-0 win against Leicester City, marking back-to-back victories for the first time since January. Rasmus Hojlund ended his 22-game goal drought in the 28th minute, followed by Alejandro Garnacho first goal in 24 matches. Bruno Fernandes sealed the win with a late strike. Leicester, now 19th with 17 points from 29 games, faces likely relegation.
In the Premier League clash at Leicester, Manchester United secured a dominant 3-0 victory, marking its first back-to-back wins in all competitions since January. Rasmus Hojlund ended his 22-game goal drought by scoring in the 28th minute, putting United in control early.
Leicester struggled to create any real threats, and Alejandro Garnacho doubled United’s lead in the 67th minute, scoring his first goal in 24 matches. Bruno Fernandes sealed the win with a late strike, continuing his fine form after a Europa League hat-trick against Real Sociedad.
The victory lifted United to 13th place in the standings, providing a much-needed boost after a disappointing season. Meanwhile, Leicester’s troubles deepened, as the team recorded its seventh consecutive home defeat without scoring—a historic low in English top-flight football. With just 17 points from 29 games, Leicester remains in 19th place, nine points away from safety, making relegation seem inevitable.
Christian Eriksen came close to scoring early, striking the post, while Garnacho also had a goal disallowed for offside. However, United remained in control throughout, capitalizing on Leicester’s defensive struggles. The win gives Ruben Amorim’s side some momentum as they attempt to salvage their campaign.
