Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

As it finished, players from both teams fell to the floor with exhaustion.

It was a wonderful game of football where both teams gave everything they could to keep fighting for survival.

I see that as a good point for Everton. It's something to build from over the next few games.

What a game that was. Leicester were 1-0 down, 2-1 up, missed a penalty to go 3-1 in front and got pegged back to draw 2-2.

Leicester creep out of the bottom three, but will see this as two points dropped.

A point apiece in a thriller.

Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin tries to chip the keeper, but doesn't do so.

Two minutes of injury time to go. Time running out.

James Garner takes the Everton free-kick close to the touchline, but Daniel Iversen, who has impressed tonight, gets a fist to the ball to send it clear.

A free-kick for Everton. Danger for Leicester.

Dwight McNeil tries to float a free-kick to the back post but the delivery is not the best for the visitors and James Tarkowski can't get there.

A double change for Leicester. Harvey Barnes off as is Luke Thomas, with Dennis Praet and Victor Kristiansen on.

Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure with a chance to win it, he's struck it well from the edge of the penalty area...

But it's a stunning stop from Daniel Iversen, down to his right to get his hand to the shot and push it around the post. Doucoure thought he had scored there. He wasn't the only one.

Both teams desperately need a winner. Will they get one though? Five left of normal time.

It's been a brilliant, magnificent match.

Everton have already had 19 shots in this game (seven on target), their joint highest tally in a Premier League match this term, while only against Nottingham Forest in August (eight) have the Toffees had more shots on target in a league match this season.

Ten plus injury time to go. The way this game has gone, you expect a dramatic finish. Don't go anywhere.

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Jamie Vardy shoots from distance with Jordan Pickford stranded after a poor decision as he loses possession outside of the penalty area, but the shot hits the side netting.

But the assistant's flag comes anyway so it wouldn't have mattered if it had gone in.

Leicester goalscorer Caglar Soyuncu nearly lets in Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but Foxes goalkeeper Daniel Iversen flings himself at the feet of the England striker and gets there just first to punch the ball clear with a Superman dive.

Brave from the keeper.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

You can see how desperate the defending is from both sides.

They are both looking for that one bit of quality to try and decide this game.

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This could still go either way. James Tarkowski heads at goal for Everton but can't keep it down.

Some great preparation from Jordan Pickford before the game, with his drinks bottle showing where Youri Tielemans, Jamie Vardy and James Maddison normally stick their penalties.

And it worked for the England keeper, saving Maddison's spot-kick in first half injury-time to deny the hosts moving 3-1 ahead.

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