Leicester City's Championship survival hopes suffered another blow as they drew 1-1 with Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough, remaining in the relegation zone despite battling back. Jordan Ayew's 84th-minute equalizer canceled out Jerry Yates' second-minute opener, but the point wasn't enough to lift Leicester above the drop zone.

Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles was the hero for the hosts, making a string of spectacular saves to deny Leicester what they desperately needed - three points. The Foxes dominated possession and created numerous chances, with Abdul Fatawu, Oliver Skipp, and Stephy Mavididi all thwarted by Charles' brilliance. Despite their pressure, Leicester couldn't find the breakthrough until Ayew's late strike.

The result leaves Leicester in 22nd place, one point behind fourth-bottom Portsmouth with just five games remaining. Manager Gary Rowett's side now face an uphill battle to avoid relegation to League One, with their next fixture crucial to their survival chances.