Leicester loses ground after draw at Oxford
Leicester City missed the chance to stay in touch at the top of the EFL Championship after a 2-2 draw away at Oxford United, despite Aaron Ramsey's first-half sending-off on his Leicester debut.
Will Lankshear's tap-in put Oxford ahead, but Jordan Ayew cancelled that out four minutes later before Ramsey was sent off for a reckless challenge on Filip Krastev.
Boubakary Soumare's own goal then compounded Leicester's first-half misery, but half-time substitute Ricardo Pereira found the bottom corner to equalise 10 minutes after his introduction.
Leicester is fourth on the table, three points off Middlesbrough in top spot, while Oxford remains winless after five games and is in 22nd position.
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