Leicester v West Ham player ratings: Tielemans 8, Maddison 6; Dawson 7, Antonio 6

Hammers grab last-gasp leveller after Zouma forced to drop out of starting XI due to illness

LEICESTER RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel – 6: Dependable shot-stopper had very little to do for much of the game, but will be extremely unhappy to have conceded after having been unable to keep out Dawson’s header. Reuters

Ricardo Pereira – 7: The Portuguese international marked his first league start and return from injury with a header at the far post to put the Foxes ahead for the first time in the game. An encouraging defensive display. Reuters

Daniel Armartey – 6: Played Bowen onside and was beaten in the air by Dawson in the closing stages for West Ham’s equaliser. Getty

Caglar Soyuncu – 6: Returning to the starting line-up having been dropped against Liverpool, Soyuncu took a heavy hit early on, was then caught out by Diop’s long ball for the opener, and didn’t look comfortable overall. AP

James Justin – 6: Justin started his third game in three but pulled up early in the first half. Reuters

Wilfred Ndidi – 6: Busy defensively, but the Nigerian should have done better with a shot in the final few minutes of the game. Reuters

Youri Tielemans – 8: Woke up a quiet King Power Stadium just before half-time with a shot that hit the side-netting after a neat one-two. He then made no mistake from the spot after Leicester were awarded a penalty. Curled another left-footed shot just over the bar. Reuters

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – 7: The 23-year-old started his eighth league game in a row and looked one of the more lively City players, demanding the ball and trying to make things happen in attack. PA

James Maddison – 6: After a relatively quiet first half, the in-form playmaker had a good chance but fired a shot well over the crossbar. EPA

Patson Daka – 5: Too quiet and too often anonymous. On one occasion, he came sliding in at the far post a second too late as Barnes crossed a dangerous ball into the goalmouth. AP

Harvey Barnes – 8: The rare attacking threat in a Leicester side struggling to make much happen in the first half. He came out after the break with plenty of energy down the left wing, causing trouble for Coufal. Getty

SUBS: Luke Thomas (On for for Justin 31’) – 6: The 20-year-old played a neat exchange with Barnes on the wing just after the break. Reuters

Ademola Lookman (On for Maddison 73’) – 6: Carried the ball into the box in the closing stages but shot well wide of the post. EPA

Jannik Vestergaard (On for Tielemans 89’) N/A. PA

WEST HAM RATINGS: Lukasz Fabianski – 6: Had very little to do in first half, but he was unable to keep out Tielemans spot-kick, despite guessing the right direction. Reuters

Vladimir Coufal – 5: Beaten down the left as Barnes grew into the game and proved to have the pace on the right back. Subbed in the second half. EPA

Craig Dawson – 7: Marked his 50th start for the Hammers with a 90th-minute equaliser in a crowded box. Reuters

Issa Diop – 7: A late change for the Hammers after Kurt Zouma was unable to start game due to illness, he opened up the Foxes defence when he launched a great long ball to Bowen, who put his side ahead 10 minutes in. Reuters

Aaron Cresswell – 5: The full-back gave Leicester a lifeline in an otherwise poor half for the Foxes when he cleared a corner with his elbow giving away a penalty. Saw a bobbling effort on the half-time whistle go just wide. EPA

Declan Rice – 6: Excellent work by the Hammers captain in the closing stages as he managed to dispossess Dewsbury-Hall on a storming run. Booked. Getty

Tomas Soucek – 6: Dominated in the air, Soucek couldn’t quite make anything happen anywhere else. Getty

Jarrod Bowen – 7: The in-form winger scored his fifth in five games when he read Diop’s long ball and slotted past Schmeichel. Reuters

Manuel Lanzini – 6: Started instead of Said Benrahma, but he was unable to make anything happen before making way for the Algerian. AFP

Pablo Fornals – 5: Could have helped his side retake the lead before half-time when Antonio managed to get his cross away, but the Spaniard completely misjudged the ball. Reuters

Michail Antonio – 5: Held the ball up well, which helped to move his team out of their own half. But was kept quiet for much of the game. AFP

SUBS: Ryan Federicks (On for Coufal 67’) – 6: With Coufal struggling to live up to the task of keeping Barnes quiet, Federicks came on early in the second half, though didn’t see much of the ball. Getty

Nikola Vlasic (On for Fornals 80’) N/A. Getty

Said Benrahma (On for Lanzini 80’) – N/A: David Moyes will likely be regretting dropping Benrahma, as he made in immediate impact and could have scored. Reuters

West Ham United manager David Moyes revealed Kurt Zouma felt sick and was unable to play after withdrawing from the starting line-up in the warm-up before the 2-2 draw against Leicester City at King Power Stadium.

Craig Dawson salvaged a point in the first minute of time added on after Jarrod Bowen had put the Hammers ahead early on, but Youri Tielemans’ 45th-minute penalty equalised before Ricardo Pereira’s header looked to have clinched Leicester’s first win in five games.

Defender Zouma, who was last week shown in a video on social media kicking and slapping his pet cat, was forced out of the line-up after falling ill overnight with Issa Diop started instead.

The French centre-back has been fined two weeks’ wages, around £250,000, while the RSPCA has confiscated his two cats and launched an investigation.

Moyes said: “He was ill before the game, but he was desperate to play and we wanted him to play.

“He was sick during the night – he stayed away from the players and didn’t eat much. He didn’t eat with us and he stayed away from the meeting.

“Once he got out there he didn’t think it was possible. It is a stomach bug – probably from something he has eaten."