Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City faced each other in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
Gary Lineker has suggested on social networking site Twitter that Tottenham Hotspur should not have been awarded a penalty against Leicester City.
Tottenham and Leicester faced each other at White Hart Lane in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
The North London outfit took the lead in the 44th minute when Vincent Janssen found the net from the penalty spot.
Robert Huth was adjudged to have brought down Janssen inside the Leicester 18-yard box, and the Netherlands international striker made no mistake from the penalty spot.
Former Tottenham striker Lineker was following the match, and he has suggested on Twitter that Mauricio Pochettino’s side should have not been awarded the penalty.
Former Manchester United duo Peter Schmeichel and Phil Neville have also claimed on Twitter that the penalty decision was wrong.
Leicester scored the equaliser just three minutes into the second half through Ahmed Musa.
Over the course of the 90 minutes at White Hart Lane on Saturday afternoon, hosts Tottenham had 64% of the possession, took 22 shots of which only five were on target, and earned eight corners, according to BBC Sport.
Visitors Leicester had 36% of the possession, took six shots of which just one was on target, and earned one corner, according to BBC Sport.
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