Leicester
Swansea CityLeicester: 1. Stolarczyk J. - 21. Ricardo Pereira (Choudhury, 87), 23. Vestergaard, 24. Lascelles, 33. Thomas L.J. - 8. Winks, 22. Skipp (De Cordova-Reid, 62) - 7. Fatawu, 29. Mukasa (James, 73) - 10. Mavididi (Jordan Ayew, 62), 20. Daka (Monga, 73)
Substitution: De Cordova-Reid (from 62); Jordan Ayew (from 62); James (from 73); Monga (from 73); Choudhury (from 87)
Bench: 31. Begovic - 15. Souttar H., 56. Aluko - 18. Aribo
Yellow Cards: Vestergaard 10; Thomas L.J. 59
Swansea City: 22. Vigouroux - 5. Cabango, 14. Tymon, 15. Burgess - 6. Stamenic - 7. Widell (Ronald, 77), 21. Walta (Franco, 56), 41. Parker Sam (Ward J., 56) - 10. Ji-sung Eom (Cullen L., 72), 18. Gustavo Nunes - 9. Vipotnik (Idah, 72)
Substitution: Ward J. (from 56); Franco (from 56); Cullen L. (from 72); Idah (from 72); Ronald (from 77)
Bench: 1. Fisher A. - 4. Fulton, 8. Yalcouyé, 31. Cooper O.
Two goals deep into stoppage time flipped the script entirely
The Dutchman was appointed mid-season as a crisis manager, tasked with turning around a sinking ship
It was the end of an era at the King Power Stadium
This Sunday marks the end of an era at the King Power Stadium, as Jamie Vardy prepares for his final home appearance in a Leicester City shirt — and it could be a double milestone moment
He remains the last active player from that fairytale title-winning squad
Trent Alexander-Arnold made a triumphant return from injury
After a string of defeats stretching back to January 26, the Foxes dug deep to earn a 2–2 draw away to Brighton
