Spurs appeared to be heading for another early Cup exit but were saved by the England striker's late spot-kick after Nathan Dyer had handled the ball inside the box Tottenham fought back late on to force a replay in their FA Cup Third Round tie against Leicester City, with substitute Harry Kane's late penalty sealing a 2-2 draw in a hugely entertaining match.

The hosts made a flying start to the match, scoring after just eight minutes as Kasper Schmeichel parried a shot into the path of the lurking Christian Eriksen who rifled the rebound into the far corner.

Spurs continued to dominate proceedings but were undone by a set-piece, with Leicester debutant Demarai Gray planting a corner onto the head of centre-back Marcin Wasilewski who glanced the ball beyond Michel Vorm.

The Foxes then took the lead through half-time substitute Okazaki just minutes after the restart, the Japan international bundling his way into the box and poking the ball past Vorm after his first effort was saved.

Tottenham continued to boss possession but struggled to create any clear-cut chances until Nathan Dyer handled the ball inside the box, with one-time Leicester loanee Kane coming off the bench to bury the resulting penalty.