Leicester had to come from behind on Thursday night to manage a 1-1 draw at home to Spartak Moscow, continuing their frustrating Europa League group campaign.
In a competitive Group C alongside Napoli and Legia Warsaw, the Foxes knew that they really had to win as they hosted the Russians in Matchday 4, but couldn't get the job done.
Former Inter and Chelsea full-back Victor Moses opened the scoring for Spartak early on in the second half, and Brendan Rodgers' side looked like they might fall to an unlikely home defeat.
But Daniel Amartey levelled shortly after to restore some pride, and that was where the scoring ended.
Currently mid-table in the Premier League after a mixed start to the season, the FA Cup holders aren't having much more joy in Europe. The draw leaves them third in the group, behind both Napoli and Legia Warsaw after the Italians had beaten the Polish side earlier in the evening.
CSKA Moscow 
FC Rostov 
Leicester 
Chelsea 
Valencia 
Betis 
Dynamo Kyiv 
Chornomorets Odesa 
Verona 
Inter 
Bayer Leverkusen 
FC Heidenheim 
Borussia Dortmund 
SC Freiburg 
VFL Wolfsburg 
Union Berlin 
Arsenal 
Nottingham Forest 
Everton 
Brentford 
Spartak Moscow 
Lokomotiv Moscow 
Rangers 
Dundee Utd 
Atletico Madrid 
Alaves 
Lens 
Marseille 
Ingulets Petrove 
Shakhtar Donetsk 
AC Milan 
Juventus 
ST Malo 
Bordeaux 
Manchester City 
Tottenham 
Eintracht Frankfurt 
Werder Bremen 
Girona 
Espanyol 
Feyenoord 
Heerenveen 
ST Etienne 
Montpellier 
Grenoble Foot 38 
Heart Of Midlothian 
Celtic 
Reims 
Lyon 
PSV 
Groningen 
Celta Vigo 
Barcelona 
Benfica 
Estrela Da Amadora 
Sparta Rotterdam 
AZ Alkmaar 
Southampton 
Liverpool