Leicester City are currently trying to stay in the Premier League with a back four that were all part of the relegated squad two seasons ago, but that's a positive for the manager

Former top flight star Jason Cundy has branded Leicester City’s appointment of Ruud van Nistelrooy ‘lazy’ and feels they are now all set to be relegated. Van Nistelrooy, who took the job following a stint as caretaker boss at Manchester United, has been unable to turn the ship around at the King Power Stadium and Leicester are sinking.

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy insists he has to “accept” the negative fan chants aimed his way after his side slumped to a seventh Premier League defeat in a row.

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Leicester boss Ruud van Nistelrooy says his side’s survival fate will go down to the last game. The Foxes took four points from the Dutchman’s first two games in charge following his appointment at the start of December,

Leicester City must sign players with the physicality to cope in the Premier League – but experience of the top flight is not necessary, manager Ruud van Nistelrooy has said. Adding players with Premier League know-how was a big factor in the summer recruitment under Steve Cooper.

The latest Manchester United news as the Leicester City boss has been offered help from one of his former Man United and international teammates.

"You don't know what you're doing." The Leicester fans made their feelings known towards manager Ruud van Nistelrooy when he substituted attacker Bilal el Khannouss in the second half despite being a goal down.

The former central defender, an old team-mate of the Leicester City manager, has said he would come in to help out at the King Power Stadium if he received the call

Emile Smith Rowe and Adama Traore struck in the second half as Fulham beat Leicester 2-0, inflicting a seventh successive Premier League defeat on the hosts. The Foxes provided another solid first-half showing but ultimately paid the price for a lack of quality and failed to learn their lessons from their midweek second-half collapse to Crystal Palace in a similar showing in front of their own fans.