5 things we learnt from Manchester United vs Leicester City
3) Gray makes an impact
On a day of few positives for Leicester, Gray shone like a beacon of light for the defending champions. The young English midfielder scored a peach of a goal in the second half to deny De Gea a clean sheet.
After a quiet first half, Gray burst into life in the second half. In a game of 5 goals, his screamer was arguably the best of the lot. He came close to netting a second and was only denied by De Gea.
His shots were reminiscent of something Ashley Young used to try, in his early days at Old Trafford. Let us see if Gray manages to forge his path in the Premier League or falls by the wayside like the United man.
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