A error by Everton keeper Jordan Pickford helped Leicester City stretch their unbeaten Premier League run to seven although they will be disappointed with a 1-1 draw on Wednesday. With Everton hanging on to the moderate given them by James Rodriguez in the first half, England keeper Pickford let Youri Tielemans ‘s shoot wiggle into the net in the 67th minute. – Stream ESPN FC Daily on ESPN+ (U.S. only) Rodriguez ‘s 30th-minute strike was a beauty but Leicester dominated for large periods, particularly after the break.

Despite that it was Everton who actually finished strongly and Dominic Calvert-Lewin missed a luck to win it. The draw left Leicester in third base spot with 39 points, two points behind leaders Manchester City who have played a game fewer. Everton remain in seventh blemish with 33 although they have games in hand on most of the sides above them. leicestershire again showed why the likes Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp are taking them indeed seriously in the entitle race. The statistics revealed their domination of an Everton side who themselves had the opportunity to move into the top four, above Liverpool, with a victory. Brendan Rodgers ‘s side had 65 % possession, made about double the amount of passes and had 18 attempts at goal compared to the eight of the hosts on a wet flush at Goodison Park. Leicester began brilliantly with James Maddison whipping a long-range campaign just over the crossbar.

Leicester City’s Youri Tielemans celebrates after scoring the equaliser against Everton in the Premier League. Getty Images But Rodriguez stopped Leicester in their tracks with a superb goal against the move of play. The Colombian ‘s undertake pass into the box was deflected and Leicester ‘s Wesley Fofana failed to control the ball. Rodriguez was alert and took the loose ball before sending a curling inject past Kasper Schmeichel with his right animal foot. Leicester laid siege to the Everton goal after the break dance with their glib pass game and James Justin steered a shoot broad from a good position. They did finally get their advantage when Tielemans struck a moo right-foot shoot which Pickford appeared to have covered, but the musket ball skidded off the wet turf and bounced in off the arms of England ‘s first-choice keeper.

It was a poor error by Pickford who was being watched by national director Gareth Southgate, but he did make partial amends late with a decent write from Maddison. queerly Leicester ‘s intensity dropped a little and it was Everton who began to threaten and Calvert-Lewin will be kicking himself after heading wide with an inviting target to aim for. “ We should ‘ve gone on and won the crippled, that was possibly two points dropped for us but they ‘re a in truth good side — but if you ca n’t win, do n’t lose, ” Rodgers said .