Injury scare makes Kasper Schmeichel a doubt for Leicester's trip to Man Utd

Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has suffered an injury scare and is a doubt for the Foxes' trip to Manchester United.

The 29-year-old has a muscle strain after missing the last two games with concussion and was forced out of training on Thursday.

Ron-Robert Zieler has deputised for the Denmark international in their 3-0 Premier League win over Burnley and Tuesday's 4-2 extra-time EFL Cup defeat to Chelsea.

Boss Claudio Ranieri said: "Today he made some (of the) training session but he felt a little pain to a muscle so tomorrow I will check.

"I don't know now (exactly what the issue is). He said to me 'I feel something' and I said 'OK'.

"I am not a doctor but the concussion is OK. Let me check (on him) tomorrow. If it is nothing serious then he will come and play, if not he will stay at home."

Marcin Wasilewski is banned after his red card against Chelsea while Nampalys Mendy and Matty James (both ankle) will not be risked.

Leicester go to Old Trafford on Saturday 11th in the Premier League but just two points behind United, who they drew with twice last season.

May's 1-1 draw at United all but sealed their shock title and Ranieri insisted his reigning champions should not be scared with Jose Mourinho's new-look side suddenly stuttering after successive league defeats, despite Wednesday's 3-1 EFL Cup win at Northampton.

He said: "We are fearless. Why are we scared to go there? More than lose, what can we do there? Why? I enjoy, 70,000 people is amazing, fantastic. I don't want to go when there is just you and me to play. It is very bad show.

"It is not the first time they (Leicester's squad) play against United. Now they are experienced players. It is normal. When you go in this big stadium you want to show your best."