Craig Dawson's injury-time header saw West Ham United pick up a hard-fought point with a 2-2 draw at Leicester City.
The Hammers had led for much of a bitty first half at a wet and windy King Power Stadium on Sunday, Jarrod Bowen racing through after ten minutes to fire in his seventh goal in his last seven games with a clinical finish.
Yet a penalty conceded on the stroke of half-time appeared to have given the Foxes the momentum they needed to take all three points when Youri Tielemans dispatched it clinically and played a part in Ricardo Pereira stooping to head home early in the second half.
But West Ham's resolve remained strong, and despite struggling to find their usual rhythm, their sheer spirit and determination paid dividends when Dawson flung himself towards Bowen's corner in the first minute of injury time, thumping home to clinch a point in Leicestershire.