Leicester City ratings vs Roma: Ademola Lookman determination earns draw as substitutes pay off

Leicester City’s maiden European semi-final is finely balanced after their efforts went unrewarded at home to Roma.

City made all the running at the King Power Stadium but they will head to the Italian capital next week with the tie level, Brendan Rodgers’ side unable to convert their pressure into clear-cut chances.

They did get one all-important goal in the second half to ensure they do not trail at the halfway stage, Ademola Lookman forcing home a Harvey Barnes’ cross midway through the second half after Rodgers had made changes in search of an equaliser.

Roma had led at half-time, captain Lorenzo Pellegrini firing through Kasper Schmeichel’s legs with the visitors’ only chance. But City had been on top throughout, and will feel they deserved to take a lead to the Stadio Olimpico.

However, they won’t lose heart, knowing the score was tied when they went away to PSV Eindhoven in the last round. Here's how we scored the players.

No keeper likes to concede but especially not through their legs. He may feel he could have done better, albeit it was well struck by Pellegrini. For the only other save he needed to make, he came up with a strong hand to palm the ball onto the crossbar. His distribution, including nice floated balls into Lookman, was good.

Very little paid off in attacking areas for him, with passes picked off in the final third and crosses not finding a blue shirt. While Zalewski breezed past him for the Roma goal, he was strong defensively in the second half, reading play well and showing off strength in 50-50s.

That Abraham, the tournament’s top scorer, had such little impact on the game is a testament to Fofana, who won aerial battles against him, and got tight when passes went into the England