Yeovil Town 1 Leicester City 2: match report In contrast, Yeovil suffered their fifth successive defeat at Huish Park albeit after scoring their first Championship goal at home since winning promotion. That said, Gary Johnson's side took the game to Leicester and might have had half a dozen goals in a hugely entertaining first half. "It's a learning curve for us," Johnson said. We played really well and gave it a go, but they just had that little more quality than us. Ed Upson, Andy Williams, Joe Ralls and Liam Davis were all unlucky not to break the deadlock as Leicester came under heavy fire in the first 25 minutes. Yeovil's approach was high risk and Leicester should have made them pay on several occasions. Nugent, Anthony Knockaert, Andy King, Dyer twice and the hard-working Jamie Vardy all fluffed their lines before Dyer beat Wayne Hennessey after Nugent set him up. Yeovil Town (4-4-2): Hennessey; Ayling (McAllister 74), Duffy, Seaborne (Webster 63), Davis; Grant, Edwards, Upson, Ralls; Madden, Williams (Hayter 76). Subs: Moore, Dunn, Dawson, Webster, McAllister, Foley, Hayter. Leicester City (4-4-2): Schmeichel; De Laet, Morgan, Moore, Konchesky; Knockaert (James 72), Drinkwater, King, Dyer; Nugent (Schlupp 78), Vardy. Subs: Hammond, James, Schlupp, Hopper, Miquel, Wasilewski, Logan. Booked: De Laet. Referee: B Malone (Wiltshere).