Leicester Earns Stunning 2-2 Draw with Brighton

Bobby De Cordova-Reid Scores in Stoppage Time to Seal the Point

Match Report

Leicester’s Jamaican international, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, netted his first campaign goal in stoppage time to help Leicester secure a stunning, come-from-behind 2-2 draw with Brighton on Sunday.

Brighton seemed well on their way to securing three points after goals from Tariq Lamptey and Yankuba Minteh had given them a comfortable 2-0 lead. However, Jaime Vardy pulled one back for Leicester in the 86th minute, latching on to James Justin’s deflected cross to slot across visiting keeper Bart Verbruggen.

The 31-year-old Cordova-Reid, who came on as a substitute, then grabbed a point for his side when he tapped home a late leveler in the first minute of stoppage time after Vardy rolled a perfect cross for him.

The Result

The result moved Leicester five points clear of the relegation zone.

Conclusion

Leicester’s ability to come from behind and earn a draw with Brighton is a testament to the team’s resilience and determination. The result was a crucial one for Leicester, as it moved them closer to safety and gives them a much-needed confidence boost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What was the score in the match between Leicester and Brighton?
A: The score was 2-2, with Leicester coming back to earn a draw in the final minutes of the match.

Q: Who scored for Leicester?
A: Bobby De Cordova-Reid scored the equalizing goal in stoppage time, while Jaime Vardy scored the other goal.

Q: What was the significance of the result for Leicester?
A: The result moved Leicester five points clear of the relegation zone, giving them a much-needed boost in their fight for survival.