Kelechi Iheanacho: Last News

Manchester United fan “who the f*** are you” as the pair clashed during the 1-1 Premier League draw against Leicester City last week.A Red Devils supporter in the South Stand named Jamie, 25, stood up and raged at the United bench when Kelechi Iheanacho headed in the opener for Leicester. Club legend and now technical director Fletcher took offence and exchanged verbals with the fan, who was then accompanied out of the stands by stewards.But Jamie, an architectural glazier by day, revealed he had voiced his frustration by simply claiming the club, players and staff "don’t care". He added that Fletcher’s response was a foul-mouthed one which he “took very personally”.He told the Manchester Evening News: "I'm not even bothered about the result.

Marcus Rashford was spotted going nuts at Anthony Elanga after his Manchester United team-mate denied him the chance to score a late winner against Leicester City on Saturday.With just seconds left on the clock, Rashford darted into the box and was about the pull the trigger before Elanga foolishly tried to nick the ball off him and take the shot himself. The two clattered into one another with Elanga accidentally hacking the back of his team-mate's legs before also being flagged for offside.Incensed, Rashford threw his arms in the air and smacked the turf before shooting some serious daggers at the young Swede, who stayed stiff as a board like a man who'd just knocked a vase off a coffee table.Rashford had words with the youngster, questioning why he had denied him the chance to finish off his mazy run with a shot in the final moments of the contest."Not sure anything sums this season up more than Elanga tackling Rashford in the box when he was through on goal, what a club," one United tweeted in response."That should have been a red card for Elanga after taking out Rashford in a clear goalscoring position," tweeted another, while a third said: "Tell me you're trying to keep your team-mate out of the team without telling me you're trying to keep him out."Even Gary Neville said on commentary for Sky Sports: "Rashford wants to know why Elanga took it off him.

Leicester City were cruelly denied a winning goal against Manchester United thanks to a more than dubious VAR call.James Maddison thought he'd won the game for Brendan Rodgers' side with 10 minutes remaining after firing the ball past David de Gea at the near post following an awkward scramble on the edge of the box.Amid the pre-goal tangle, United defender Raphael Varane appeared to lose his footing, and a VAR review deemed Leicester forward Kelechi Iheanacho the culprit before ruling the goal out, much to the delight of the Old Trafford crowd. The reaction on social media however was rather different."Not a chance is that a foul, not a chance.

Leicester City fans were left fuming after Scott McTominay escaped a red card for Manchester United during their clash at Old Trafford.

World Cup qualifier.Upon landing in Kumasi ahead of the first-leg of their World Cup qualifier against Ghana, the Nigeria team were greeted by a staircase that wasn't tall enough to reach their plane. The steps, which looked old and rusty, came up a good few feet short of the plane doors.As a result, stars including Leicester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho and Watford striker Emmanuel Dennis had no choice but to hop down from the plane onto the structure.

An Africa Cup of Nations group game descended into chaos, after the referee blew for the full time whistle before the end of 90 minutes.

Manchester United's next opponents Leicester City could be set for a huge injury boost ahead of their Premier League clash next weekend.

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