Leicester City held by Hull after penalty swing and McBurnie equaliser | OneFootball

Leicester City drew 2-2 with Hull City at the King Power Stadium on Tuesday, a result that drops Hull from sixth to seventh in the Championship.

In the 18th minute, Liam Millar cut in from the left and tucked the ball into the bottom right corner to put Hull ahead.

Before the break, Asmir Begovic kept the hosts in it with a close-range stop from Matt Crooks.

After the restart, Abdul Fatawu was fouled by Lewis Koumas in the box. Jordan James converted from the spot (52.). Moments later, Luke Thomas swept in Bobby Decordova-Reid's cross to turn the game around (54.).

Oliver McBurnie then levelled from the centre of the area after Millar's burst in transition (63.).

Ivor Pandur denied Aaron Ramsey with a low save (79.). Patson Daka struck the right post as the Foxes pushed late on (80.).

The Foxes registered 20 attempts and edged possession at 51.5%. Hull produced 13 efforts and earned eight corners.

Leicester remain 23rd. Hull drop from sixth to seventh. Next, the Foxes host Millwall. Hull visit Charlton Athletic.