West Brom climbed to the top of the Championship despite being held to a draw against resurgent Leicester who were unfortunate not to seal victory. Diomansy Kamara opened the scoring from the spot on 26 minutes after he had been brought down by Alan Maybury.
But Leicester drew level before half-time as Gareth McAuley headed in Patrick Kisnorbo's free-kick.
The Foxes had the better of the second half and had a decent penalty shout when Paul Robinson impeded Maybury.
Leicester manager Rob Kelly:
"I was a bit disappointed on our second-half display that we maybe didn't take all three points.
"They're a good team, but we're not going to roll over and let them just outplay us.
"Geoff Horsfield is as honest as the day is long. I know Paul McShane from his time at Manchester United and Brighton. They shook hands at the end."
West Brom manager Tony Mowbray:
"It felt as if there were hundreds of fouls. I think Uriah Rennie was just trying to let the game flow - but he was damaging his own performance.
"Geoff Horsfield's a good honest footballer but I saw what I saw.
"All I ask for is protection for my team. We're trying to entertain."
Leicester: Henderson, Maybury, McAuley, Kisnorbo, Johansson, Hughes (Yeates 75), Jarrett, Johnson, Porter, Hume, Horsfield.
Subs Not Used: Logan, Hammond, Stearman, Kenton.
Goals: McAuley 35.
West Brom: Kiely, McShane, Curtis Davies, Clement, Robinson, Koren, Chaplow, Greening, Koumas (Gera 64), Kamara, Phillips (Ellington 64).
Subs Not Used: Daniels, Albrechtsen, Carter.
Booked: Robinson.
Goals: Kamara 27 pen.
Att: 25,581.
Ref: U Rennie (S Yorkshire).
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