Substitute Danny Welbeck’s late goal rescued a point for Brighton as they drew 1-1 with Leicester at the King Power Stadium.
After an uneventful first half, the Foxes took the lead in the 46th minute when Patson Daka netted his third Premier League goal in as many games.
But Welbeck salvaged a point for Graham Potter’s side in the 82nd minute with an authoritative header from Neal Maupay’s cross.
The draw maintains the Seagulls’ four point advantage over Leicester in the Premier League table.
More to follow.
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Leicester remain unbeaten at home to Brighton in the Premier League.
Leicester’s opener after 45 minutes and 26 seconds was the quickest goal scored in the second half of a Premier League game since February 2020.
After defeat to Spurs and a draw here, Rodgers’ side have failed to win consecutive Premier League games in which they scored the opening goal for the first time since January 2020.
Daka became only the second player to score in each of his first three home starts for Leicester in the Premier League
Welbeck has scored in both Premier League meetings with Leicester this season, while he has only netted more total goals against Aston Villa (5) than he has against the Foxes (4) in the competition.