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2 goasl scored by Ahmed Musa, strong, fast and powerful.
Another quality buy from Leicester.
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[h=1]Premier League Winner Betting Odds[/h]
Leicester City - 33
[h=1]Premier League Winner Betting Odds[/h]
Leicester City - 33
De Bruyne cost Man City 55 million pounds. Mahrez cost Leicester 400K pounds. Kane cost Spurs nothing.
Mane puts Liverpool in front
It's been a busy first half so far but Sadio Mane's slick finish has Barca trailing 1-0. Daniel Sturridge missed Saturday's ICC clash with a hip issue but it hasn't stopped the Reds against former stars Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano.
Jurgen Klopp was satisfied but realistic. Liverpool's 4-0 friendly victory over Barcelona at Wembley pleased the German, but there was a clear awareness that defeating the Catalan giants in August is a different matter than beating them in May. Klopp aspires to trouncing Europe's top sides at the business end of the season.
"I don't want to overestimate this game, but it's still good for us," the 49-year-old said. "We didn't think before the game [that] we are on a level with Barca, and we don't think after the game that we are on a higher level than Barca. But the only job to do today was to play football as good as possible, and we did it."
from espnfc.com
Leicester City can defend Premier League title - captain Wes Morgan
Leicester captain Wes Morgan has said he believes his side can defy the odds again and defend their Premier League title.
The Foxes' 5,000-1 success last year stunned the country, but bookmakers do not expect them to repeat it.
But defender Morgan, who will lead his side in Sunday's Community Shield against Manchester United, told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek: "Last season no one thought it was possible and we did it, so why not?
"We're defending champions, we're full of confidence and we know what we're capable of.
"On our day we are capable of beating anyone, so I don't see we can't go ahead and do it again. We'll be ready when the time comes."
Manager Claudio Ranieri has kept the majority of his squad together, with midfielder N'Golo Kante, who has joined Chelsea, the only significant departure.
"Players want to stay -- there's such a togetherness in the team, such a family feel,'' Morgan said.
"We lost N'Golo but, all in all, the nucleus of the team is the same, it's still the same spirit.''
A first foray into the Champions League is another reason to remain at the King Power, with Morgan adding: "It's unknown territory, but we've just got to relish the challenge.
"I'm sure we're underdogs. so there's nothing to lose."
Leicester City can defend Premier League title - captain Wes Morgan
Leicester captain Wes Morgan has said he believes his side can defy the odds again and defend their Premier League title.
The Foxes' 5,000-1 success last year stunned the country, but bookmakers do not expect them to repeat it.
But defender Morgan, who will lead his side in Sunday's Community Shield against Manchester United, told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek: "Last season no one thought it was possible and we did it, so why not?
"We're defending champions, we're full of confidence and we know what we're capable of.
"On our day we are capable of beating anyone, so I don't see we can't go ahead and do it again. We'll be ready when the time comes."
Manager Claudio Ranieri has kept the majority of his squad together, with midfielder N'Golo Kante, who has joined Chelsea, the only significant departure.
"Players want to stay -- there's such a togetherness in the team, such a family feel,'' Morgan said.
"We lost N'Golo but, all in all, the nucleus of the team is the same, it's still the same spirit.''
A first foray into the Champions League is another reason to remain at the King Power, with Morgan adding: "It's unknown territory, but we've just got to relish the challenge.
"I'm sure we're underdogs. so there's nothing to lose."
Jesse Lingard
Leicester City 0 - 1 Man Utd
Leicester City 0 - 1 Man Utd
Jesse Lingard justifies his selection ahead of Mkhitaryan by scoring a goal after a tricky solo run.
Lingard disproves the critics' theory that he is being kept in the first team because he is a good buddy of Pogba.
Rooney has been playing like s**t, but if you watch the video closely, you would notice that he did provide the assist for Lingard.
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