<p>Leicester paid an emotional tribute to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha as the grief-stricken club won 1-0 at Cardiff following their owner’s tragic death, while Marcus Rashford fired Manchester United to a dramatic 2-1 victory over Bournemouth on Saturday.</p>.<p>Thai billionaire Vichai was among five people killed when his helicopter crashed outside Leicester’s King Power Stadium following last Saturday’s match against West Ham.</p>.<p>The horrific accident triggered a week of mourning in Leicester and around the world of football.</p>.<p>With Vichai’s funeral underway on Saturday in Bangkok, Leicester headed to Cardiff for a match that served as a chance to honour their late owner and begin the healing process.</p>.<p>While results have been rendered irrelevant by the crash, it was fitting that Leicester took the points in their first match since Vichai’s death, thanks to Demarai Gray’s second-half winner at the Cardiff City Stadium.</p>.<p>Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel felt the tragedy more than most as he witnessed the immediate aftermath of the crash moments after the helicopter went down.</p>.<p>“I feel proud. It’s been a really tough week for everyone. The way everyone at the club handles themselves is a testament to the family Vichai built,” Schmeichel said. “That took a lot. It has been an emotional day. I’m glad we got three points for him.</p>.<p>“I can’t imagine what his family are going through. We did it for him and his family.”</p>.<p>Leicester’s players had worn white t-shirts bearing Vichai’s image and the words “The Boss” on the front of them during the pre-match warm-up.</p>.<p>On the back an inscription read “Khun Vichai You Will Be Forever In Our Hearts”.</p>.<p>A minute’s silence was impeccably observed, with a wreath laid on the pitch and images of Vichai shown on the scoreboards behind either goal.</p>.<p>Claude Puel’s team, playing with poise and desire despite their traumatic week, finally had a cathartic moment in the 55th minute.</p>.<p>A superb cross from Ben Chilwell was finished off by Gray, who celebrated by lifting his shirt to reveal a message that read “For Vichai”.</p>.<p>Leicester’s players huddled together in celebration at full-time, with many of them due to fly to Thailand to join Vichai’s funeral immediately after the game.</p>.<p>At Dean Court, Rashford’s close-range finish in stoppage-time helped United hit back after a dismal opening period.</p>.<p>Callum Wilson’s 11th-minute opener for Bournemouth was cancelled out by Anthony Martial’s 35th-minute effort as United survived a series of missed chances from the hosts.</p>.<p>Third win</p>.<p>It was United’s third victory in their last four Premier League games, but boss Jose Mourinho was furious with his side’s latest sloppy start.</p>.<p>Newcastle earned their first league win this season as Ayoze Perez’s 66th-minute header sealed a 1-0 success against Watford at St James’ Park while Richarlison’s brace inspired Everton’s 3-1 win over Brighton at Goodison Park.</p>.<p>West Ham ended a three-match winless league run with a 4-2 victory against Burnley at the London Stadium, raising their spirits.</p>
<p>Leicester paid an emotional tribute to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha as the grief-stricken club won 1-0 at Cardiff following their owner’s tragic death, while Marcus Rashford fired Manchester United to a dramatic 2-1 victory over Bournemouth on Saturday.</p>.<p>Thai billionaire Vichai was among five people killed when his helicopter crashed outside Leicester’s King Power Stadium following last Saturday’s match against West Ham.</p>.<p>The horrific accident triggered a week of mourning in Leicester and around the world of football.</p>.<p>With Vichai’s funeral underway on Saturday in Bangkok, Leicester headed to Cardiff for a match that served as a chance to honour their late owner and begin the healing process.</p>.<p>While results have been rendered irrelevant by the crash, it was fitting that Leicester took the points in their first match since Vichai’s death, thanks to Demarai Gray’s second-half winner at the Cardiff City Stadium.</p>.<p>Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel felt the tragedy more than most as he witnessed the immediate aftermath of the crash moments after the helicopter went down.</p>.<p>“I feel proud. It’s been a really tough week for everyone. The way everyone at the club handles themselves is a testament to the family Vichai built,” Schmeichel said. “That took a lot. It has been an emotional day. I’m glad we got three points for him.</p>.<p>“I can’t imagine what his family are going through. We did it for him and his family.”</p>.<p>Leicester’s players had worn white t-shirts bearing Vichai’s image and the words “The Boss” on the front of them during the pre-match warm-up.</p>.<p>On the back an inscription read “Khun Vichai You Will Be Forever In Our Hearts”.</p>.<p>A minute’s silence was impeccably observed, with a wreath laid on the pitch and images of Vichai shown on the scoreboards behind either goal.</p>.<p>Claude Puel’s team, playing with poise and desire despite their traumatic week, finally had a cathartic moment in the 55th minute.</p>.<p>A superb cross from Ben Chilwell was finished off by Gray, who celebrated by lifting his shirt to reveal a message that read “For Vichai”.</p>.<p>Leicester’s players huddled together in celebration at full-time, with many of them due to fly to Thailand to join Vichai’s funeral immediately after the game.</p>.<p>At Dean Court, Rashford’s close-range finish in stoppage-time helped United hit back after a dismal opening period.</p>.<p>Callum Wilson’s 11th-minute opener for Bournemouth was cancelled out by Anthony Martial’s 35th-minute effort as United survived a series of missed chances from the hosts.</p>.<p>Third win</p>.<p>It was United’s third victory in their last four Premier League games, but boss Jose Mourinho was furious with his side’s latest sloppy start.</p>.<p>Newcastle earned their first league win this season as Ayoze Perez’s 66th-minute header sealed a 1-0 success against Watford at St James’ Park while Richarlison’s brace inspired Everton’s 3-1 win over Brighton at Goodison Park.</p>.<p>West Ham ended a three-match winless league run with a 4-2 victory against Burnley at the London Stadium, raising their spirits.</p>