text: Match Report - Leicester 2-1 Sheff Utd | 26 Dec 2009
  Watford 0 0 N Forest FT Sheff Wed 2 2 Newcastle FT C Palace 3 1 Ipswich FT Cardiff 0 1 Plymouth FT QPR 2 1 Bristol C FT Reading 1 1 Swansea FT W Brom 2 0 Peterboro FT Derby 0 2 Blackpool FT Coventry 1 0 Doncaster FT M'boro 3 0 Scunthorpe FT Leicester 2 1 Sheff Utd FT Today's Fixtures & Results Leicester City v Sheffield United Sky Bet Championship 6:00pm Saturday 26th December
  The King Power Stadium (Att: 23999) FT Leicester
  2 M Morrison (26), M Fryatt (35 pen)
  1 H Camara (47)
  6:00pm Saturday 26th December
  The King Power Stadium(Att: 23999)
  Foxes surge into fourth
  Leicester City have climbed into fourth following a 2-1 success over in-form Sheffield United on Boxing Day. Last Updated: 26/12/09 8:19pm
  Leicester City have climbed into fourth in the Championship table following a 2-1 success over in-form Sheffield United on Boxing Day.
  First-half goals from Michael Morrison and Matt Fryatt gave Nigel Pearson's side the points, although they had to sweat it out when Henri Camara pulled one back.
  Although the Blades settled quicker it was Leicester who struck first with Morrison heading home from close range after Mark Bunn made a hash of collecting a corner. They were gifted the chance to double their advantage nine minutes later when Fryatt was felled by Nick Montgomery and he stepped up and scored from 12-yards himself.
  Blades boss Kevin Blackwell brought on Camara at half-time and his introduction paid immediate dividends with the Senegalese striker scoring within minutes of the restart.
  Despite heavy pressure from United on Leicester's young defence, Pearson's side held on for what could be a priceless three-point haul come next May.
  Early chanceFormer Fox Jordan Stewart had a good early chance after getting the better of Jack Hobbs but he shot straight at Chris Weale.
  At the other end, Bunn was called into action by his own player after Nick Montgomery inadvertently sliced a clearance goalwards.
  From Matt Oakley's resulting corner Morrison arrived unmarked inside the six-yard box to head Leicester in front after 26 minutes.
  Headed wideDyer and Steve Howard forced Bunn into parries before the hour mark and Howard should have worked Bunn again soon afterwards but headed wide.