Everton threw away a lead for the third Premier League game in a row but held on at Leicester to earn their first point of the season.
Iliman Ndiaye put Sean Dyche’s side ahead after 12 minutes with a lovely flourish of footwork and a neat finish off the post which Mads Hermansen could do nothing about.
After the second half was delayed in the driving rain, that familiar sinking feeling struck on 73 minutes when Everton failed to deal with a corner and Stephy Mavididi slammed a shot on the turn in to the net.
The result leaves both sides still searching for a victory.
More to follow.
Iliman Ndiaye scored his first Premier League goal to give Everton an early lead at Leicester
Stephy Mavididi scored a scruffy goal from a corner to get the hosts back on level terms
