Leonardo Ulloa's stoppage-time penalty salvaged a point for 10-man Leicester as West Ham threatened to derail the Foxes' Premier League title charge.

Leonardo Ulloa scored a 95th minute equaliser for Leicester

Jamie Vardy's first-half strike gave the hosts the lead before he received a second yellow card in the 56th minute for a dive in the penalty area.

Andy Carroll equalised from the spot before Aaron Cresswell smashed home a brilliant second from outside the area.

But with seconds left Ulloa converted after Carroll had fouled Jeff Schlupp.

The facts you need to know

• Leicester have won (11) and scored (9) more penalties than any other Premier League team this season.
• Leicester scored with both of their shots on target.
• West Ham were awarded their first Premier League penalty on the road since October 2010.
• Vardy is only the second Leicester player to score and be sent off in the same league game (David Lowe v Wimbledon in 1994 is the other).
• Vardy has scored the opening goal in 11 Premier League games this season - more than any other player.
• Vardy has had a hand in more Premier League goals this season than any other player (22 goals, 6 assists).