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Leicester City 1-1 Millwall: Five Things We Learned

A late equaliser stopped the Foxes coming away with three points in a low-quality affair at the King Power Stadium on Friday night, in a 1-1 draw with promotion-chasing Millwall. We take a look at five things we learned from the match as the Foxes faithful waved goodbye to the Championship, for now!

26.04.26, 18:32 Updated 28.04.26, 07:04 4 Minute Read

Andy Moore

Andy Moore

Leicester City ended their 2025/26 home campaign with a 1-1 draw at the King Power Stadium against promotion-chasing Millwall - a season that saw them wave goodbye to the Championship for now, with relegation confirmed in midweek.

In a low-quality affair, it was Leicester City that took the lead through the returning Harry Souttar, who rose highest at the back post to bundle the ball home, before a late equaliser from Millwall's Macauley Langstaff after the Foxes' defence switched off as the clock struck 90 minutes.

A sparsely populated King Power Stadium, after a section of fans chose to boycott the match, continued to voice their frustrations at City's demise at the final whistle, though the fans' split continued to be evident, with other sections of the crowd voicing their support.

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