London, October 16 (BNA): Leicester lost Manchester United for the first time away from home in the Premier League in nearly two years thanks to late goals scored by Jamie Vardy and Patson Dhaka in a 4-2 win on Saturday.
United had just made it 2-2 in the 82nd minute with fitness again Marcus Rashford, as a substitute on his first appearance of the season, when Vardy scored within seconds of the start of the second half with a powerful shot into the top corner, according to the Associated Press. .
Dhaka smashed his first Premier League goal in stoppage time to score United’s first loss in 30 first-flight games away from home in the top flight, a record dating back to January 2020.
It was the third defeat in United’s last five games in all competitions under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, whose side’s defense has been tricky at times despite captain Harry Maguire – the former Leicester player – unexpectedly returning from injury.
United took the lead in the 19th minute through a long-range shot by Mason Greenwood from the post, only to Yuri Tillmans to equalize with a superb shot into the far top corner after Maguire was sent off.
Çağlar Söyüncü put Leicester ahead for the first time with a close-range effort to spark a frantic finale that saw four goals scored in 13 minutes.
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