This was the game that composure forgot, a game of mistakes and panic, a bonfire of the sanities. The spectre of relegation stalks both Leeds United and Leicester City and nerves were as taut as the stakes were high.
Some moments of high quality did arise: a sweeping move bringing Luis Sinisterra’s headed goal for Leeds and then a thrilling breakaway that led to Jamie Vardy’s deserved equaliser for Leicester, his first goal in 20 appearances. James Maddison, who supplied the assist, also provided a few touches of class amid 90 minutes of being hounded by Leeds players.
These matches are brutal, utterly draining the players, physically and mentally. The commitment was total, not least from Kelechi Iheanacho, who damaged his right adductor in evading
