Leicester City vs Manchester United Tickets

There ought to be a terrific atmosphere when the Red Devils next pay a visit to the King Power Stadium. This ground has a capacity in the region of 32,000 spectators, and you’ll be able to find all of the best seats with the help of SeatPick.

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Leicester City vs Manchester United Head-to-Head

One would have to go back to the 1894/95 season to find the first-ever meeting between these clubs. Playing in the Second Division at the time, Manchester United (still known as Newton Heath at the time) recorded a 3-2 win in this fixture.

The teams clashed in the First Division for the first time in 1908, though remarkably they would only share a pitch in the FA Cup more than half a century later. Leicester City & Man United contested the 1963 FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium, with almost 100,000 spectators in attendance. MUFC ran out 3-1 winners to clinch the club’s third FA Cup title.

Soon after sealing a return to the Premier League in 2014, Leicester recorded a memorable result against the Red Devils. Robin van Persie & Angel di Maria had given the visitors an early two-goal cushion but four second-half goals for the hosts set them on their way to an emphatic 5-3 victory.

This would remain LCFC’s last league win at home to MUFC until October 2021, thus ending Man United’s unbeaten run of 29 matches away from home. Another high-scoring affair saw Youri Tielemans, Jamie Vardy & Patson Daka all on the scoresheet to earn a 4-2 triumph for the home side.

Leicester also met Manchester United in the 2021 FA Cup quarter-finals, played behind closed doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Kelechi Iheanacho netted twice in a 3-1 win for LCFC, and the Foxes went on to capture FA Cup glory for the very first time with victory over Chelsea in the final.

Leicester City vs Manchester United Stats & Mutual Connections

The most high-profile move directly between the two clubs would be none other than Harry Maguire. The England defender completed a mega-money transfer LCFC to MUFC in 2019, valued in the region of £80m.

Another who has represented both Leicester & Man United is Jonny Evans. The veteran defender graduated from the Manchester United Academy and made his senior debut in September 2007. He rejoined his boyhood club in 2023, following a five-year spell at Leicester City.

The likes of Jesse Lingard, Tom Cleverley & Nick Powell all joined Leicester on loan from Man Utd with the aim of garnering regular first-team minutes.

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