Harry Maguire's stoppage-time header completed Manchester United's comeback from a moribund first half, as the Red Devils advanced in the FA Cup by beating Leicester City 2-1 at Old Trafford on Friday.

Just as it looked like a disastrous night for Manchester United at Old Trafford, Maguire buried a header from a Bruno Fernandes set piece to win it against Leicester City. The hol

Ruud van Nistelrooy, on his first return to Old Trafford since leaving in November following the appointment of Ruben Amorim, was seconds away from taking his former club into extra-time only for ex- Leicester defender Harry Maguire to break hearts with a controversial injury time winner.

Manchester United clawed back from a goal down to beat Leicester City in a 2-1 fourth-round FA Cup victory on Friday at Old Trafford, thanks to a last-gasp header from veteran defender Harry Maguire plus a strike from Joshua Zirkzee.

The linesman did not raise his flag however and with no video assistant referee [VAR] in play, the goal stood. Maguire’s goal would almost certainly have been chalked off had VAR been present. However, the FA announced late last year the system would not be used in this competition until the fifth road onwards.

MANCHESTER UNITED’s winning FA Cup goal against Leicester should NOT have stood. But Harry Maguire’s header in injury time to make it 2-1 was allowed to stand thanks to a rule quirk in

Harry Maguire headed home the winner against his former side to complete a rescue mission for the Red Devils as they advanced into the fifth round of the FA Cup

Ruben Amorim's side served up another lacklustre performance against Leicester City in the FA Cup fourth round.