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| Bastian Schweinsteiger says he's not happy with the result |
BASTIAN SCHWEINSTEIGER has admitted he was not happy to draw with Leicester, despite scoring his first Manchester United goal.
The former Bayern Munich midfielder earned the Red Devils a point courtesy of a powerful headed finish just before half time.
However, the 31-year-old admits he expected more from United at Leicester, putting a dampener on his first goal for the club.
When asked if he was happy with the draw, he replied: "Why? We are Manchester United. When you come to Leicester you have to win.
"I am happy to finally score. It was a very important moment, just before half-time.
"But I am not so happy because we are Manchester United and if you want to win something, you have to win at Leicester. We didn’t play well."
However, despite the disappointment the World Cup winner heaped praise on the star of the show Jamie Vardy.
"Vardy is playing really well and is dangerous," he added.
"He runs in the channels, and that’s why we are not happy to concede that goal.
"He did well to break the record."
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