Ange Postecoglou frustrated at missed chances as Spurs held

Ange Postecoglou was frustrated after his Tottenham team squandered a host of first-half chances in their 1-1 draw at Leicester.

Brennan Johnson and Dominic Solanke went close before Porro headed in a superb delivery by James Maddison, who impressed on his first return to King Power Stadium.

Solanke tested Mads Hermansen again at the start of the second half before Rodrigo Bentancur, who later left the pitch on a stretcher following a sickening head injury, curled an effort straight at the Leicester goalkeeper.

It proved costly when Fatawu cut inside and picked out the unmarked Vardy to head home at the back post to spark jubilant celebrations.

Vardy almost grabbed a second soon after but was thwarted by Guglielmo Vicario's fine low save and while further chances followed a seven-minute delay for Bentancur’s head injury, it finished 1-1.

"Disappointing outcome," Postecoglou reflected.

"Very dominant first half, really wasteful in front of goal. We started the second half similar. First 15 to 20 minutes very dominant, wasteful but you know at 1-0 there is always an opportunity for the opposition to come back into the game.

"That’s what happened and we lost our way for 15 or 20 minutes. We lost our composure and the crowd got behind them, but again (we) finished strong.

"Just really disappointed we lacked a little cutting edge in the front third, made some poor decisions, lacked some composure and didn’t get the reward our football deserved."

Postecoglou handed a debut to £65million signing Solanke, who produced plenty of positive moments outside of the penalty area but failed to make the most of three golden chances.

He added: "Dom was good. He worked hard for the team. He had a couple of chances he will be disappointed he didn’t