Manchester United have drove more misery to their former striker Ruud Van Nistelroy as they traveled to a 3-0 win over the Premier League for the relegation of Leicester.
United went to the game that led to a high after the impressive Europa League victory over Real Sociedad.
And they brought the momentum to Sunday’s conflict at the Royal Stadium Power, with Ruben Amorim’s side doing a light work on a Leicester team that appears for the fall.
Ramsus Hojlund opened the scoring with his first goal from December and Alejandro Garnacho made sure about the points as United promoted Van Nistelrooy men to a seemingly inevitable return to the league.
Once again, Bruno Fernandes, the United Hat-Trick hero against Sociedad, added glossy to the standings with a strike to do 3-0, covering a show that will give Amorim plenty of confidence as his team looks at the end of the domestic season.
Only one injury to teenage defender Ayden Heaven, who had to be removed from the stadium in a six -minute stretcher in the second half, ruled out the mood for a united side that gathered overdue steam.
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Leicester, for their faith, began vigorously and would have moved on to the fifth minute that Andre Onana did not produce a strong savings to turn a Jamie Vardy attempt back for a corner after the former English fighter had played from a Wilfred Ndidi in a bowl.
But this was as close as the foxes came as United dictates things then, Christian Eriksen hit the position with an attempt to bend Mads Hermansen to hit in the 24th minute.
However, there would be no postponement for Hermansen when his colleague Dane Hojlund brought under the target four minutes later.
Fernandes leaned up a wonderful ball under the right side and Hojlund showed the calmness that put him so often in the goal and in the lower left corner.
Ndidi fired at the end of a Leicester break six minutes before space and his discrepancy proved expensive as United moved through the tools in the second half.
United seemed to have a second when Garnacho cut on his left foot and shot in the far corner, only to rule out the target of VAR for the offside.
But Garnacho will not be staffed for the second time in the 67th minute, Hermansen taking a hand on his low shot, but was unable to keep it out after Fernandes had pushed the ball to Argentina.
Fernandes was Fernandes who would have the final speech late, beyond a frustrated Hermansen on another desperate day for Leicester, who remain nine security points with so many games that remain.
