For the first time in their life the people can win the title, the Premier League.
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Leicester City can bring their fairytale pursuit of glory to a suitably spectacular conclusion on Sunday by beating Premier League standard-bearers Manchester United at Old Trafford to capture the title.
The FA Cup finalists, who are now fifth in the standing, will host Leicester on Sunday.
“We have to beat them (Leicester) because we are still in the race for fourth position”, van Gaal said yesterday. I believe in team building and this manager (Claudio Ranieri) has done that with his team.
After a remarkable season the Foxes now require just one win from their final three fixtures to make that dream become a reality after opening up a seven-point lead over closest challengers Tottenham, who could only muster a draw against West Brom on Monday Night Football.
“It is important for us to produce the flawless game”.
“They had the circumstances to play always with the same team as they did not play so many matches as the other teams in the league, so it is always possible”.
Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester will win the Premier League if they beat Louis van Gaal’s Man United on Sunday.
Indeed, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are also keen on Coppola and could have scouts in attendance when the youngster features in the Sussex schools County Under-18 cup final on May 9th. We have to stay calm and stay hungry.
It means that Leicester can drop points at United and still be crowned champions, as long as Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham do not better their result when they visit outgoing champions Chelsea a day later. “It’s going very well with him”. “We can not allow that they are the champions this weekend at Old Trafford”.
When asked earlier in the season if Leicester’s players would also be entitled to a bonus if the team won the title, Ranieri said: “I don’t know if there is a clause (for players) and I don’t tell you”. I think they shall be the champion a week later, so we don’t spoil the party, just postpone it a little bit.
“Valencia against Barcelona is more or less a derby, so it’s always a hard match and he has always organised his teams very well”.
“Yeah, we have had a settled team but we have always known the players who are trying to get in the team can do well”.
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Injuries have caused problems, the blooding of youth has seen United not as ruthless as they could have been, but the changes the manager made, needed to be made for the club to move forward. It’s not so easy to buy players for a club like Manchester United.
