Leonardo Ulloa's stoppage-time
penalty salvaged a point for 10-
man Leicester as West Ham
threatened to derail the Foxes'
Premier League title charge. Jamie Vardy's first-half strike gave
the hosts the lead before he received
a second yellow card in the 56th
minute for a dive in the penalty area. Andy Carroll equalised from the spot
before Aaron Cresswell smashed
home a brilliant second from outside
the area. But with seconds left Ulloa converted
after Carroll had fouled Jeff Schlupp. The facts you need to know Leicester have won (11) and
scored (9) more penalties than
any other Premier League team
this season. Leicester scored with both of their
shots on target. West Ham were awarded their
first Premier League penalty on
the road since October 2010. Vardy is only the second
Leicester player to score and be
sent off in the same league game
(David Lowe v Wimbledon in 1994
is the other). Vardy has scored the opening
goal in 11 Premier League games
this season - more than any other
player

I told all who cared to listen that is a straight draw. Nice result for both teams

Theophinio:
I told all who cared to listen that is a straight draw.
Nice result for both teams

I play a double chance on leicester my ticket almost tear but thanks to the ref