All-in-all that was a pretty uneventful affair then. Just a sending off, four goals, a  couple of penalties, a controversial refereeing display and a result that plays in to a cracking title race. Nothing to see here. Well, not any more because that is all from me.

But do not fear, for we have more football to bring you this afternoon and this evening, starting with Arsenal v Crystal Palace. You can find that here.

Leonardo Ulloa to BBC Sport: "I also practice my shooting, I was confident, last season I got some penalties I do not think about the pressure.

"It was a good moment, after the goal I feel how important the goal was."

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Andy Carroll to BBC Sport: "A couple of decisions were not the greatest and got them a draw.

"I am surprised he didn't give our penalty earlier and at the end I feel like he has tried to equal it out. l think that is what he was going for, he ran straight into me."

Slaven Bilic to Sky Sports: "We are gutted, we did enough to win the game, before last five seconds.

"The game went that way, hard for referee with the crowd. I feel for him. Although It was not a penalty.

"On one hand Leicester is right, it is not a penalty, they have been doing this all year.

"We showed character and quality, even in the first-half. They scored from counter-attack but we didn't lose shape, we coped well in second-half with counterattacks after equaliser we didn't stop searching for a second goal. Cresswell scored a great goal and then that happened. We did enough to win the game and deserved to win it."

A cagey Claudio Ranieri to Sky Sports: "The sending off changed our match.

"I judge my players not the referee, the referee is not my matter.

"Our performance was fantastic, this is our soul, we play every match with this, blood, heart and soul, it was magnificent. This point is very important psychologically."

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West Ham's Winston Reid: "It was a fun match but again it was a game we couldn't hold onto the result, that is the ithird or fourth time in a row. It is a bit disappointing, there were some dodgy decisions. Take your pick. At the end of the day he (Wes Morgan) has pulled me, some are given, some aren't."

West Ham's Andy Carroll: "It is always gong to happen (the foul on Reid), for me it was a penalty. The one given against me, he was going down before I got to him, 100% he took a touch, the referee has looked to even it out."

Matt Crowson: As a Leicester fan it WAS right to send Vardy off but the inconsistency of the refs decisions were appalling.  

Neal Collins: Of course Morgan on Reid was penalty. So was Ogbonna on Huth. Refs need to stop this nonsense in the box.

Joe Giles: Referee wasn't biased to WHU or LEI. Just very inconsistent. Referees are bringing the game down for most teams at the minute.

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Times journalist Henry Winter is not impressed with Jonathan Moss' refereeing performance...

That equalising goal came from the 11th penalty Leicester have been awarded this season. That is the most in the Premier League.

In contrast, West Ham's penalty was their first away in the Premier League since October 2010.

Leicester's Danny Simpson to Sky Sports: "We have shown today our team spirit and togetherness.

"We will always fight to the death. We cannot control other things, we can fight and work hard.

"Jeff Schlupp did well to get a penalty and Leonardo Ulloa slotted it away when there was a lot of pressure on him.

"I think that will turn out to be a massive point, not many teams go 2-1 down and do what we did, psychologically it will give us a massive boost."

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Referee Jonathan Moss is escorted from the pitch by a security detail. It would be fair to say that he has played a big role in this game. Two penalties given, a few more turned down, a red card dished out. He's got a lengthy report to fill out.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"In the end I think Leicester have a penalty that isn't a penalty. The crowd are slaughtering the referee but he might have given them the penalty that helps them win the league."

It is the last kick. What an amazing finish. 10-man Leicester rescue a point as West Ham throw away what looked a nailed-on victory.

The gap is eight points at the top.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"That is a very well taken penalty under enormous pressure, but if we are giving penalties for that then there are 10 a game."

They have got something. More than something. Jonathan Moss has one more big decision to make as Andy Carroll - why is he there?! - fouls Jeffrey Schlupp just inside the area. Mr Moss points to the spot.

Four minutes added. We've had one of them. Leicester now desperate for something. Anything.

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Paul Moore: Has lucky Leicester's lucky luck finally run out? Losing now, with Vardy suspended next game, then a tough final three games.

We've got tears in the stands. One young Leicester fan can't take it and is buried in his mum's thigh, pouring his eyes out. 

Meanwhile, on the pitch, Robert Huth goes down with Angelo Ogbonna's arm wrapped round his neck. Jonathan Moss waves away the protests. If the foul on Reid was a penalty, then so is that.

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