If James Maddison had any doubts about the level of expectation that now rests
on his shoulders at Leicester, the response when he arrived as a second-half substitute
would have removed them. The Foxes playmaker had not featured
since before the World Cup break due to knee trouble and without him, Leicester had slipped
to four consecutive defeats. So when Maddison replaced
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall after 69 minutes, the reaction was
telling.
The roar from the home crowd was as loud as it had been for either of Leicester's goals,
from Marc Albrighton and Harvey Barnes.
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Evan Ferguson struck a later header to hand Brighton a point against Leicester CityÂ
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Kaoru Mitoma opened the scoring with a stunning strike to hand Brighton the leadÂ
The Foxes playmaker had not featured 
So when Maddison replaced 