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Manchester United Back In The Champions League After 2:0 Win Over Leicester

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Manchester United have secured a place in the Champions League at the 
expense of Leicester City with victory at King Power Stadium.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side needed a point from this decisive final-day 
meeting to confirm a place in the top four – and break the hearts of the 
Foxes, who were in a Champions League spot for so much of the season.

Leicester needed victory once Chelsea took command at home to 
Wolverhampton Wanderers but their dreams were dashed as Bruno Fernandes 
scored a 71st-minute penalty after Anthony Martial tumbled under 
challenge from Wes Morgan and Jonny Evans.

Both sides had their chances, with Leicester City keeper Kasper 
Schmeichel saving well from Marcus Rashford in the first half and Jamie 
Vardy seeing a header glance off the frame of the goal after the break.

Leicester pressed could not break Manchester United down and their 
misery was compounded when Evans was sent off against his former club 
for a wild, late lunge on Scott McTominay.

Manchester United confirmed the formalities seconds from time when 
substitute Jesse Lingard robbed Schmeichel and rolled the ball into an 
empty net.

It is a result that fulfills the usual minimum requirement of Champions 
League qualification for Manchester United.

But while Leicester City’s fifth-placed finish is highly creditable and 
earns a place in the Europa League, this will undoubtedly be a huge 
disappointment and anti-climax after being in a position to reach the 
Champions League for so long.

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