Leicester City scored his first Premier League goal for 13 hours when they broke their eight-sided lost with a lively 2-2 draw in Brighton.
It looked like another poor afternoon for foxes when Joao Pedro counted the opener from the place after Conor Coady was throwing Var. However, Steph Mavidi caused Leicester to the action and leveled before the break to end the eight Premier League games without target.
Brighton, who was shrouded in some parts of domestic believers, made Edge before the next penalty of Pedro – again, but Caleb led the Leicester level.
The result only delays the inevitability of the fox descent because there are 14 points from safety, but that was a lively performance.
For Brighton it was another bland performance at home against the newly promoted party – the season will end because they did not beat Ipswich, Southampton or Leicester at home.
Joao Pedro (second left) celebrates the scoring of Brighton’s opener
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