Trafford

Matchday.

Manchester United hosting Leicester City.

Is this going to be a three-point game for the Reds, or is Claudio Ranieri getting his first ever trophy?

We arrived at the stadium at around 1 pm. The crowd began to show up close to 2 pm; the game kicked off at 2.05 pm.

Anthony Martial's early goal put United in the lead, but Fox' captain Wes Morgan equalized before half-time and the scoreline remained until the end of the game.

Leicester City are not yet champions; it still has to be determined by the game between Spurs and Chelsea.

Winning or losing did not matter too much; it is the atmosphere that impressed me the most. The fans - home and away - supported their teams by chanting and cheering all along the game. It was a non-stop ninety minutes. When the away players leaved the pitch, the home fans applauded for them as well.

The Leicester fans were singing even after the game; yet they deserved to be that excited - they were so close to being the champions.

Wish the Foxes luck.

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