“Millwall bring on Macaulay Langstaff as a tactical substitution, a change that ultimately proved decisive when the striker scored the equaliser just 18 minutes later.”
“Harry Souttar heads Leicester into the lead from close range, converting Luke Thomas's pinpoint cross into the bottom right corner after a corner routine created the opening.”
Pivotal“Substitute Macaulay Langstaff equalises for Millwall in stoppage time, firing a right-footed shot from the centre of the box into the bottom left corner after Ryan Leonard's assist to deny Leicester all three points.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Millwall dominated proceedings almost entirely, controlling 53% of possession, racking up 22 shots to Leicester's 10, and manufacturing 66 dangerous attacks compared to the hosts' 36 — yet it was the Foxes who struck first. Leicester's winner came against the run of play in the 78th minute, Harry Souttar converting Luke Thomas's cross with a close-range header after a corner routine worn down Millwall's backline. The visitors had been wasteful throughout, missing two of their three big chances, and that profligacy nearly cost them dearly. But substitute Macaulay Langstaff, introduced in the 72nd minute, had the final say — latching onto Ryan Leonard's pass to slot into the bottom left corner in the 90th minute and rescue a point that Millwall's territorial dominance arguably warranted. For Leicester, sitting in a mid-table Championship position, dropping two late points from a winning position is a frustrating outcome; for Millwall, the late salvage keeps their own season ticking over but underlines persistent issues with converting chances when it matters.
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