Millwall snatch late point at Leicester to stay second | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Leicester City drew 1-1 with Millwall. Harry Souttar headed the Foxes in front in the 78th minute from Luke Thomas' cross. Substitute Macaulay Langstaff levelled for the Lions (90.), rewarding sustained late pressure. The Lions registered 22 attempts, while the Foxes managed 10 as the visitors carried the clearer threat for long spells. The Lions remain second with 80 points and host Oxford United next, while the Foxes stay 23rd and visit Blackburn Rovers.

Player of the Match: Harry Souttar dominated both boxes for the Foxes, scoring the opener and producing 14 clearances with seven aerial wins to steady a stretched defence.

Stat of the Match: The Foxes made 54 clearances, a snapshot of the defensive workload under sustained Lions pressure.

Three Things We Learned: Luke Thomas' delivery is a consistent outlet for the Foxes, providing the cross for the opener. The Lions' bench changed the picture, with Langstaff arriving to find a late equaliser. Cross-heavy play defined the visitors, who hit 43 crosses at 18.6% accuracy.