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Brighton - Substitute Jamie Vardy rescued a point for 10-man Leicester as the Foxes fought back to draw 1-1 at Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday.
The forward was only deemed fit enough to be named as a substitute for Leicester following a groin injury, but he fired home a second-half penalty with around 10 minutes left to cancel out Glenn Murray's 15th-minute header.
Leicester were awarded the penalty after Beram Kayal caught the feet of substitute Kelechi Iheanacho.
Leicester's hopes of taking anything away from the Amex Stadium took a hit when James Maddison was sent off inside the opening half hour of a game between two midtable sides.
The midfielder was cautioned twice in two minutes, having overcome a knee problem to start for Claude Puel's team, who have now had four dismissals in the league this season.
