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Jamie Vardy scores on EPL return

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy scores the equaliser against Tottenham. REUTERS

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Leicester, August 20

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Jamie Vardy still knows how to score in the Premier League. The 37-year-old striker rescued a point for Leicester in their return to the Premier League on Monday by heading home a second-half equaliser in a 1-1 draw against Tottenham, who had largely dominated the first half.

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Tottenham had plenty of opportunities to build a bigger lead but new signing Dominic Solanke was among those guilty of missing chances. Instead it was Spanish defender Pedro Porro who made Tottenham’s early superiority count after 29 minutes when he got between two Leicester defenders to head James Maddison’s cross into the net at the far post.

But Vardy, who was key to Leicester’s stunning Premier League title win in 2016 and has remained with the club since then, was left unmarked to head home an equaliser. A corner count of 9-0 gave some indication of Spurs’ dominance in the first half but Vardy’s goal changed the game completely.

Steve Cooper’s team suddenly looked a lot livelier and both teams had chances to win in a busy last half hour.

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