Middlesbrough held by Leicester City in lively draw | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Middlesbrough and Leicester City drew 1-1 at the Riverside Stadium. The Foxes went ahead in the 18th minute when Caleb Okoli headed in from close range after a Divine Mukasa cross from a set piece. Boro levelled in the second minute of first half stoppage time through Riley McGree from Tommy Conway's pass, then Foxes introduced Jordan Ayew and Abdul Fatawu (62.) to add pace on the break. Boro dominated the ball with 59.6% possession and 17 attempts, yet only four tested Asmir Begovic. Boro stay second and visit Birmingham next, while The Foxes remain 22nd and host Norwich.

Player of the Match: Riley McGree knitted Boro's attacks together, scoring the equaliser and leading the hosts with five attempts and two shots on target.

Stat of the Match: Sol Brynn produced five saves, a composed final barrier as Foxes pressed late.

Three Things We Learned: Set pieces remain a weapon for Foxes, with Okoli's header supplying the breakthrough. Hayden Hackney made four key passes, underpinning Boro's chance creation across the night. The Foxes made 32 clearances, reflecting sustained defensive work after the interval.