By Amaechi Agbo

Leicester City’s rave of the moment, Kelechi Iheanacho has declared that his “best is yet to come” after he scored two goals and gave an assist as the Foxes bundled Manchester United out of the FA Cup quarter-final on Sunday.

Speaking in a post-match briefing, the former Manchester City forward said that he would continue to work had to maintain his current form.

“The best is yet to come. (I) Need to keep working hard every day in training. Hopefully everything will fall in place.  I will keep working hard every day. Hopefully it (goals) will keep coming,” he said

On how they were able to subdue United and their next opponents in the semi-final, the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup Golden Boot winner said “We prepared really well in training on how we are going to track them and it worked really well for us.

“Every team is strong and Southampton is a strong side. We need to prepare really well for them to break them down. I think we are going to do that in training and get ready for them

He added that his second goal against the Red Devils was an anticipation “It was just an anticipation. As a striker you should know where the ball is going to fall. We keep going on and hopefully we will get to the next.”

Kelechi is currently the African record holder on most goals scored in FA Cup. he beat Didier Drogba’s 12 goal mark after he netted his 13th on Sunday against United.