There is no doubt that Leicester City leading the Premier League as November prepares to give way to December is a great story. All the ingredients are there, from the relegation escape last season to the managerial appointment many feared might be a mistake to the leading scorer plucked from non-league obscurity just a few years ago. Related: Joe Hart says Manchester City are moving forward before Juventus clash But, as the Foxes prepare to entertain Manchester United in the unlikeliest of first v second contests on Saturday, does Leicester’s rise prove that the Premier League is the ultra-competitive battleground everyone says it is, a bare-knuckle-type attraction where bottom can beat...
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