Brighton 1-1 Leicester City, Premier League: Twitter reacts

Here are 10 significant tweets following the hard-fought Leicester City draw with Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League:

Leicester City managed to dig deep, finding the strength with 10-men to steal a point at Brighton & Hove Albion. James Maddison received a second yellow card and a dismissal after diving in the penalty box. He since apologized and will return wiser.

It is now time for our post-game Twitter roundup/review, which we do for every Premier League encounter, and matches of interest. These are the 10 funniest, most significant, entertaining and perceptive tweets about #BhaLei from the entire Twitter backlog:

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Hopefully, James Maddison will return stronger, wiser – learning from his mistake. To the playmaker’s credit, he apologized – seemingly genuinely – for the error via social media.

Whilst in search of results, it is easy to forget the devastating, difficult circumstances the club endures at present. Jamie Vardy is correct: the display at the Amex Stadium does confirm a togetherness, physical toughness and mental strength.

Matt is also spot on in his above tweet. In addition, Marc Albrighton is deserving of a starting place over Demarai Gray/the injured Rachid Ghezzal at the moment. However, Okazaki works hard but that simply is not enough at elite level. Many Blue Army faithful still believe that Wes Morgan’s constant inclusion is unjustifiable.

And Sam was also accurate: the goal did not come until the natural goalscorers – Kelechi Iheanacho and Vardy – entered the pitch.

Substituting the former England striker into the game certainly changed the outlook and involvement of the Foxes. Expect it very likely the 31-year-old will start in the upcoming Premier League meeting with Watford, on December 1.

Claude Puel must have been kicking himself at half-time for beginning with one, not prolific forward, in Okazaki. The Japanese player is an affable, likable, former premiership champion, yet, if Leicester City’s aim for European qualification is realistic, certain team members are not particularly up to standard.

Maddison will be embarrassed by the footage of his attempted cheating; however, he deserves another chance to impress, immensely talented as he is. Lesson learned – ideally.

Ceefax!!! I apologize for this one; not sure how it slipped in there. If you’re too young to remember/appreciate the magic of this obsolete television extra, click here.

Wonderfully, Leicester City are continuing Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s traditional, multiple season goodies giveaway. It was beanie hats in Brighton for the travelling support.

Next up for Leicester City is Southampton in the Carabao Cup Round of 16. Facing the almighty Manchester City in the quarter-finals is the prize of the Saints clash. That game kicks off at 7:45pm, Tuesday November 27.