Leicester City 2-2 Stevenage: Five Things We Learned

The Deja Vu is prospering down at the King Power Stadium as the Foxes twice threw away a lead to take a point against Stevenage that leaves them outside the play-off, heading into the FA Cup and International break. We take a look at 5 things we learned from the 2-2 draw.

03.11.26, 00:10 6 Minute Read

Andy Moore

Leicester City twice threw away a lead to earn a frustrating point at the King Power Stadium on Saturday against Stevenage in League One, despite more sign of improvement only for a feeling of Deja Vu and being the architects of their own downfall.

The Foxes got off to the perfect start inside 2 minutes as Sammy Braybrooke prodded home a flowing move before a horrendous mistake from goalkeeper Alex McCarthy after Warren O'Hora had failed to stop a cross coming in, saw Stevenage draw level.

It was another performance that suggested that things are clicking, albeit too slowly still and Kamari Doyle put the Foxes back in front, midway through the second half, reacting quickest to volley home.

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