Manchester United 1-2 Leicester - Man City clinch Premier League title thanks to Caglar Soyuncu's header, after Mason Greenwood had cancelled out Luke Thomas' opener... with result also helping the Foxes take step closer to Champions League

Manchester City have won the Premier League title

90+1min: There will be three added minutes at Old Trafford. Have United missed this man in the defence tonight?

89min: Just over a minute to go and even with United seeing more of the ball, Leicester are defending very well. Not even any gamesmanship from the visitors, evidenced by the fact we have yet to see a yellow card in this match.

86min: United are enjoying their best spell of the game now, but time is ticking away with the title heading towards the Etihad Stadium, and the Foxes taking a huge step towards the Champions League. Here is the live table...

84min: Rare chance or United as the ball pops up invitingly for Fernandes inside the box, but he doesn't catch his strike across it cleanly and it leads to him slicing wide across goal.

80min: Time for Leicester to shut up shop, with the industrial Vardy departing to make way for midfielder Hamza Choudhury.

78min: The final big gun is on for Manchester United. The entire attacking line-up has been replaced as Amad Diallo makes way for some chap called Bruno Fernandes.

73min: That nearly sealed it for Leicester City (and Manchester City!) Iheanacho floats a lovely ball to the back post where Jamie Vardy nods back across the penalty box. Youri Tielemans reads it well to spring towards goal but he is unable to turn home on the slide.

72min: United's response. Not much really, it's as if they have already switched attention to Thursday's game against Liverpool.

69min: And of course, the bigger picture here. As it stands, that Soyuncu goal would crown Manchester City are champions...

66min: And straight from a Marc Albrighton corner, Caglar Soyuncu peels off Rashford, leaps higher than Nemanja Matic and nods Leicester back in front at the back post. That will make up for his disaster performance against Newcastle the other night if the Foxes hang on to this.

65min: Here comes those changes. United make a double switch, with Anthony Elanga and Greenwood making way for Marcus Rashford and Cavani, while Leicester send on Maddison for Ayoze Perez.

63min: Leicester on top now and both sides are considering changes. It looks like Cavani could be coming on while James Maddison has been warming up for the Foxes.

60min: Leicester just starting to take this up a gear. Youri Tielemans plays a good through ball into the box for Kelechi Iheanacho, who from a tight angle is denied by a fine stop from David de Gea. An Iheanacho winner would of course hand his former side Manchester City the Premier League title.

57min: A couple of United subs have been warming up at the start of the half. I'm hoping they come on at some point just to liven this one up - especially with in form Edinson Cavani being one of them.

54min: Half-chance for United. Alex Telles whips in an excellent near post free-kick for Mason Greenwood, but he is unable to direct a header on target, instead he can only glance across the box where Luke Thomas intercepts to nod over.

51min: United are trying to do a bit more going forward than in the first half when they only had one shot on target. So far though the Leicester defence has the young attack under lock and key.

48min: This game doesn't feel like a fixture that could decide the Premier League title this evening. Manchester United are not playing like a side that is still chasing it either. A quiet opening.

I just wonder with those aerial duel stats whether Leicester might go a bit more direct in the second half? Of course it all depends on where those aerial duels were won, but at the very least playing for set-pieces could be an option.

45+2min: ...and Tielemans hits the wall.

45min: One added minute as Leicester win a free-kick 25 yards out...

42min: Leicester are still seeing a lot of the ball but are not doing too much with it. In fact the most interesting thing about this game is that it is raining again. Even in Manchester we can consider that news.

39min: Ten minutes of nothingness at Old Trafford. Leicester look a different team to the side that were well on top after 10 minutes. But since Greenwood's equaliser they really have done very little as an attacking unit. It's like they have suffered a drop in confidence.

36min: Leicester want a free-kick 25 yards out after Youri Tielemans goes under pressure from Anthony Elanga, but play is waved on and United counter with a long ball.

Greenwood has hopes of latching on to it to go through with a one-on-one but Caglar Soyuncu cuts across well to intercept and clear.

33min: United just taking a breather as they drop into a more defensive shape, giving up possession to Leicester.

The Foxes them too are pacing themselves, now building patiently from the back.

30min: Just a slight lull in the last few minutes, with defences now starting to dominate for both teams. It's like an end-to-end match with two brick walls put inbetween with neither side having much care for a slow midfield build up.

27min: David de Gea tips over a dipping cross for a corner but United clear the resulting set-piece. Jamie Vardy is looking sharp for the Foxes this evening, even if he has not seen much of the ball so far.

24min: Not too much goal mouth action in the last few minutes. Both sides though are keen to attack though, bodes well for the rest of this game.

18min: That was just about United's first attack this evening, with rain having started to fall heavily after Thomas' opener. Maybe United just needed a shower to wake them up?

15min: United usually leave comebacks until the second half this season - it's just the five minutes tonight. Amad Diallo squares for Mason Greenwood on the edge of the box who after creating space to shoot drills a tidy effort across goal into the bottom corner. Top finish!

10min: Oh what a brilliant goal this is! This is Luke Thomas' first Premier League goal and he may never score a better one. Leicester build well down the right flank, where Youri Tielemans makes a clever run before floating a cross to the back post. Thomas has a tight angle to goal but with a beautiful strike he smashes a first-time volley across goal into the corner.

9min: Leicester on top in the first 10 minutes. A low cross from the right finds Jamie Vardy at the near post but his attempt to find a team-mate with a clever flick fails to locate a blue shirt. Brendan Rodgers will be impressed with this start.

6min: It's even slower now. The game coming to a halt as Alex Telles receives treatment following a clash of heads with Wilfried Ndidi while defending a corner. He looks ok to continue though.

3min: A slow but probably expected start to the game. Leicester seeing a lot of the ball, but are just approaching with caution as they attempt to work out their much changed opponents.

Here is a reminder of the teams, United with a few key stars on the bench should they need them.

Man Utd: De Gea, Williams, Bailly, Tuanzebe, Alex Telles, Van de Beek, Matic, Diallo, Mata, Elanga, Greenwood.
Subs: Lindelof, Pogba, Cavani, Rashford, Bruno Fernandes, Shaw, Henderson, Wan Bissaka, McTominay.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Castagne, Fofana, Soyuncu, Albrighton, Ndidi, Tielemans, Thomas, Perez, Iheanacho, Vardy.
Subs: Maddison, Ward, Amartey, Choudhury, Ricardo Pereira, Mendy, Praet, Fuchs, Maswanhise.

Referee: Craig Pawson (South Yorkshire)

Remember if Leicester City win tonight then it will officially crown Manchester City as champions at Manchester United's expense.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has  brought an upadate to Harry Maguire's injury, stating that after limping off on Sunday at Villa that 'he has not broken anything and that it is ligament damage'. He hopes he could still feature for the Europa League final.

Solskjaer admitted that without the injury he would have started this evening's game.

Unlike the violent demonstrations we saw recently before United's game with Liverpool where fans broke into Old Trafford and clashed with police outside the ground that led to the fixture being called off, it is rather calmer at the Theatre of Dreams this evening.

No sings of the anti-Glazer protesters returning, although there is a huge police presence while the club have erected 10ft high fences to keep out any would-be troublemakers.

Rather fittingly, it really is just one man and his dog type of stuff supporters wise.

Elanga was on the bench for the recent Europa League clashes with Granada, but this is a first United apperance for the left-sided Swedish born forward. who has 11 goals from 29 games in the Under 23s.

Solskjaer clearly rates him and admits only injury has prevented him from using the pacey forward sooner: 'He has impressed when he has been in training with us,' he said.

'He was very unlucky two or three months back when he got a bad injury and he's worked really hard to come back, because he was just due to move into the first-team squad back then.

'He's got an X factor, some attributes, it's not like a gift, but he's got the acceleration, pace, speed, that's a given for wingers and he's got qualities I like.

'He's a goalscoring winger, he's confident, he likes to beat men, right foot, left foot, he's got a great attitude. His appetite and hunger to improve... when he's been training with us, he's not been fazed by it, he's confident.'

And there is a debut amongst them with 19-year-old forward Anthony Elanga appearing for his first senior game. Otherwise it is just Mason Greenwood who retains his place from Sunday's 3-1 win at Aston Villa, with Amad Diallo partnering both in attack.

Brendan Rodgers meanwhile makes two change to the team surprisingly beaten 4-2 at home to Newcastle United on Friday with Luke Thomas and Ayoze Perez coming in for Ricardo Pereira and James Maddison..

Schmeichel, Castagne, Fofana, Soyuncu, Albrighton, Ndidi, Tielemans, Thomas, Perez, Iheanacho, Vardy.

De Gea, Tuanzebe, Bailly, Williams, Telles, Matic, Mata, Van de Beek, Greenwood, Diallo, Elanga.

Defeat tonight and they would hand local rivals Manchester City the Premier League title as there would be a 10-point gap between them with just nine available.

But should they win, they would also be giving bitter rivals Liverpool a much needed boost as they look to chase down Leicester for the final Champions League place. Draw is a bit like no-man's land between the two really...

Four games in eight days (Four, Jeremy! That's insane) for United so they are going to have to roatate you would have thought with little for them to play for in the Premier League now realistically. Here is how their run looks, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer likely to keep his key men rested for Liverpool on Thursday.

That's the big question this evening as they prepare to take on Leicester City having only just defeated Aston Villa as recently on Sunday. 

So who has the legs to go again? Who is being saved for the clash with bittr rivals Liverpool on Sunday? We will find out soon enough. Good evening all and welcome to our live coverage of Manchester United vs Leicester City in the Premier League.