Is Man Utd vs Leicester on TV today? FA Cup team news and predicted lineup

Manchester United host Leicester City at Old Trafford tonight as the two sides battle it out for a place in the fifth round of the FA Cup. Unites supporters will be hoping to get a first look at new signing Patrick Dorgu, who arrived from Lecce in a deal worth an initial £25million fee. Ayden Heaven, a January arrival from Arsenal, has also arrived at Old Trafford as Ruben Amorim considers solutions to cover the absence of Lisandro Martinez after his devastating injury blow.

United’s woeful form at home has shown no signs of ending, all too easily beaten by Crystal Palace last weekend. Two of their most comfortable wins at Old Trafford this season have come up against Leicester – with Ruud van Nistelrooy in the dugout for his old side those nights as interim boss. His spell in charge lasted just four games with the United legend back as Leicester boss for the first time tonight.

Follow all the action with Metro’s LIVE matchday blog. Old Trafford has been a fairly miserable place as of late – not for the visiting teams, mind. But United have had joy against tonight’s opposition here this season. They put five past the Foxes in a Carabao Cup tie at the end of October, following up with a 3-0 win in the Premier League a few weeks later. Interim Ruud van Nistelrooy was in the dugout for both those games….

Ruben Amorim has religiously stuck to his 3-4-3 formation and he now has a player at his disposal who was specifically brought to the club to fit it. Patrick Dorgu could be the manager’s solution at left wing-back where both Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui and Tyrell Malacia have toiled this season. ‘He has to integrate really fast because we lose some players on loan in this moment,’ Amorim said this week.

‘We want to build a different team. We start with these different kinds of players like Dorgu. He’s a young player, of course he’s going to need time because this is a different level, a different league, but the physicality is there, the quality is there and he can play both sides. ‘That is important, to cope whether we want to play on the left or the right, that is really important for us. He’s a talented, hungry guy, and that is the profile we’re looking for.’.

United have lost at home to Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Brighton and Crystal Palace since Ruben Amorim’s arrival in November. Can Leicester inflict more misery tonight? Some pre-match odds for you here as we count down to kick-off. Manchester United – 1/4. Draw – 7/2. Leicester – 13/2. Odds via Betfair. Looks like Patrick Dorgu will at the very least be in the squad tonight. Altay Bayindir was the hero in goal as United beat Arsenal at the Emirates in the third round.

But an injury is set to rule him out this evening with Andre Onana expected to start between the sticks. FA Cup action is back tonight and a reunion for Manchester United and Ruud van Nistelrooy awaits at Old Trafford. His beleaguered Leicester City side are looking to pile more home misery on United this evening. All your team news is on the way. Arrow MORE: Do FA Cup fourth-round games go to extra time and penalties or a replay?.