Substitute Josh Dasilva's second-half rockets scored Brentford to score a point, and they fought back from two goals in the premiership atLeicesterIt was a 2-2 draw in the league opener.
Da Silva, who replaced Matthias Jensen in the second half, unexpectedly scored the equalizer with four minutes remaining.Beadswas second in most matches.
Leicester scored goals in the first half from Timothy Castagne and Keenan Dewsbury Hall, before Ivan Tony returned his one. A 2-0 lead was well worth it. at 62 minutes.
Foxes had a boss fight that took him 1-0 in his first 45 minutes.
In the 10th minute, Brentford forward Brian Mbumo volleyed straight to Leicester goalkeeper Danny Ward before going one-way.
Ward was barely touched after Kasper Schmeichel's move to Ligue 1 side Nice, although Daniel he was favored in goals over Iversen.
Meanwhile, Bees goalkeeper David Raya was busier, dodging a stray shot from Wilfred Ndidi before James Maddison headed Yuri his Thielemans cross slightly wide.
Madison was the provider when the Foxes took his well-deserved lead in the 27th minute.
Madison and Dewsbury Hall were the center of all Leicester's finest work. Brentford sat deep and were surprisingly reluctant, but the former's volley was comfortably collected by Raya.
Raya lost again when Thielemans's 25-yard shot bounced off the right post three minutes before him, but the Foxes were just 30 seconds off the restart. Made the scoreline more accurately reflect their dominance.
Jamie Vardy teeed into his hole 25 yards from goal at Dewsbury, where the impressive hometown midfielder threw his shot low into the bottom corner.
It looked like a long way to go for the Bees, but they emerged from their lethargy and made a rare advance in the 62nd minute before Tony threw them a lifeline.
Tony controlled Rico his Henry's ball six yards to the edge of his box and hooked the ball home after dodging Daniel Amati's challenge.
Leicester responded with a Wesley Fofana header from a Madison free-kick, but Raya hit the post before clearing the rebound. Brentford continued to improve as the game went into the final quarter, when Tony eluded his marker at his post and Mbemo's brilliant deep deep his cross headed inches wide of him. , approached leveling.
But out of nowhere in the closing stages, Da Silva equalized after a penalty shot from the edge of his area and cut his left foot inside.
