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Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says his players have gained valuable European experience after coming from behind to win 2-1 against PSV in a Europa Conference League quarter-final.

Pressure to succeed could be a major hindrance on Manchester United in the top-four race this season.

Leicester City are considering a January move for Aberdeen’s rising star Calvin Ramsay.

Leicester City'sRicardo Pereira was left with a broken leg following a flying tackle by Liverpool's Tyler Morton just last week, but the teenager escaped with just a booking.So, here are six instances of players suffering devastating injuries from crunching challenges where the opponent avoided a red.During the first half of Wednesday's Carabao Cup quarter-final tie between Liverpool and Leicester City, teenage midfielder Tyler Morton flew into a tackle on Ricardo Pereira.The challenge caught the Foxes full-back on the knee and left the Portuguese defender rolling around in pain.Having received treatment on the pitch, Pereira was substituted off before manager Brendan Rodgers later confirmed he is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines

Liverpool's Tyler Morton.Morton had been handed a first-team opportunity from Jurgen Klopp with the sides meeting in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals.The 19-year-old lunged into the challenge that caught Pereira around the knee, leaving the Leicester man writhing in pain.The Portuguese full-back received medical attention on the pitch, and he was withdrawn for Marc Albrighton just before half-time.Morton escaped a red for the challenge.At the time Pereira had been on the field the Foxes had led 3-1, but Klopp's men pulled the tie back to 3-3 before advancing on penalties.Speaking to the media following Leicester's 6-3 drubbing at the hands of league leaders Manchester City, Rodgers revealed the extent of Pereira's injury.The Leicester boss

Chelsea could reportedly be handed a last-minute Premier League points deduction following the melee at Leicester in midweek.The Blues beat the Foxes 2-1 at Stamford Bridge though there was drama late on following Ricardo Pereira's hard challenge on Ben Chilwell.It saw both sets of players and coaching staff on the touchline get involved with the clubs charged with failing to control their playersfor their part.Both Chelsea and Leicester have until Tuesday to respond to the charge with the Blues potentially sweating.Chelsea have been in the dock seven times in as many years and were warned back in July 2016 that they faced a points deduction after they appealed a fine received for their part in a brawl with Tottenham.The Mirror say that the

Chelsea could be hit with a points deduction for the team's part in a brawl with Leicester City players - and it may have a detrimental effect on their season.

Chelsea are facing the prospect of a points deduction after again being charged with failing to control their players.

Leicester City's Daniel Amartey following the pair's altercation in the Foxes and Chelsea'sPremier League clash on Tuesday evening.Tensions were running high following the FA Cup final over the weekend, and Amartey was seen throwing Chelsea's pendant to the floor after the full-time whistle.When a mass brawl broke out - Chelsea players were quick to confront Amartey, and Thiago Silva was front and centre."That's right, Thiago show who's boss," the centre-back's wife tweeted, alongside an image of Silva confronting the Ghanaian - which was already captioned: "We didn't forget you, Amartey."The brawl was sparked by a rash challenge from Foxes full-back Ricardo Pereira, and within moments the Leicester bench had been cleared to back up the

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straight to your inboxLiam Gallagher has been doing a bit of scouting work for Manchester City, it would seem. The former Oasis frontman and big City fan sent Pep Guardiola some transfer advice on Sunday ahead of his team's crunch Premier League clash with Liverpool.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp hit out at Sky Sports and BT Sport over the fixture list in his post-match interview after the Reds' 3-0 win against Leicester, urging the broadcasters to allow players more time to recover between games.

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester United morning headlines for Saturday, July 25.Manchester United have received a boost ahead of tomorrow’s crucial game against Leicester City, with the news that their opponents will be without six players.James Maddison (hip), Ben Chilwell (ankle), Christian Fuchs (hip), Daniel Amartey (foot) and Ricardo Pereira (knee) are all unavailable, while centre-back Caglar Soyuncu will miss out due to suspension. Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers has said Marc Albrighton is the only player who could return from injury if he passes a fitness test.

straight to your inbox Brendan Rodgers has confirmed Marc Albrighton will be the only injury returnee for Leicester ahead of Sunday's Premier League fixture against Manchester United. United travel to the King Power Stadium with both sides aiming to book their place in next season's Champions League.

Manchester United are set to join Arsenal in the transfer battle for Leicester ace Dennis Gyamfi.

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Aaron Wan-Bissaka has set targets for himself as an individual and for Manchester United as a team as the season reaches its business stage.

Leicester City have joined the race for Atalanta right-back Timothy Castagne. The Belgian was targeted by Brendan Rodgers and sporting director Lee Congerton when the pair were both at Celtic, but a deal couldn't be completed.

In 2010, Chilean writer-director Raúl Ruiz debuted his sumptuous, epic romance “Mysteries of Lisbon” at the Toronto International Film Festival. A month later, it debuted on French television in six 55-minute chapters (the feature version is significantly shorter, but four-and-a-half hours is still no walk in the park).

Ricardo Pereira claims he always knew Bruno Fernandes would be a success at Manchester United - but he did not think it would happen so fast.