Leicester City 2-1 Cardiff City: Bluebirds concede another last-gasp goal as they suffer defeat despite Ramsey screamer

Cardiff City suffered late heartbreak for the second time this season after Cesare Casadei scored a debut goal to nick an injury-time winner for Leicester City.

Wanya Marcal had put the hosts in front in the first half with a rasping shot from the edge of the box. But Aaron Ramsey almost earned Cardiff a point with what will surely be the goal of the season.

Ramsey picked the ball up 30 yards from goal and hammered it into the top corner of the Foxes' goal on the stroke of half time, giving City some optimism heading into the break.

And despite having a number of excellent chances in the second half, they couldn't take any of them. Casadei, meanwhile, did, sweeping home to secure a last-gasp win for the hosts.

There were changes from the defeat against QPR - three in total, with Perry Ng, Karlan Grant and Ebou Adams making way for Mahlon Romeo, Jamilu Collins and Joe Ralls. New signings Manolis Siopis and Alex Runarsson on the bench.

It was always going to be a tough ask for City at the King Power Stadium and Leicester, who were undefeated heading into the match, started the game confidently.

They fired off an early warning shot when Kelechi Iheanacho moved the ball on to his left foot and pinged a shot off from 20 yards which cannoned into the post.

The hosts, perhaps predictably, dominated the ball and the territory. As the first half wore on, it became clear that the Foxes were in the ascendancy and it looked to be a matter of time before City's net bulged.

It came via a corner which was half cleared by Ike Ugbo but it fell to Marcal, who struck it cleanly into the top corner with a scorching half volley.

Just minutes later, they looked certain to double the lead when Stephy Mavididi found himself clean through on