Here was one encounter with Liverpool when Nigel Pearson would have been more justified in rattling off a few expletives. Last month Pearson was given a touchline ban after letting rip at one of his club’s fans when provoked during his side’s 3-1 defeat at home by Liverpool. On Sunday, Leicester’s manager remained rather restrained, calling only for the introduction of video technology to avoid the kind of decisions that proved so costly to his struggling side. But the first of two penalties that were awarded to Liverpool would have angered any manager at Anfield, given that Mike Jones punished Wes Morgan for handball when Raheem Sterling’s cross struck the Leicester captain square in the face.
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Mike Jones awarded Liverpool two questionable penalties in the first half
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Steven Gerrard scored from the spot twice as the Reds were two up at half-time
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But David Nugent and then Jeffrey Schlupp scored after the break to draw Leicester level
Nigel Pearson
Pearson
But when a team sits bottom they need wins, not draws, and @placeholder will regard this as two points lost rather than one gained.
Wes Morgan
For showing such courage and athleticism @placeholder really deserved better.
Leicester
Leicester
Leicester
The @placeholder substitutes run to join in with the wild celebrations after equalising in the 60th minute