Leicester City's recent match against Everton in the English Premier League saw Zambian striker Patson Daka take to the pitch, coming off the bench to play for 30 minutes. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with Daka's introduction hoping to bring a positive impact to the game for the Foxes. Daka was brought on as a replacement for Wilfred Ndidi, the Nigerian holding midfielder. With the scores level at 2-2, Leicester City's manager Dean Smith looked towards Daka's firepower and pace to turn the fortunes of his team around. Daka played mainly on the right flank of the pitch, while veteran striker Jamie Vardy remained in the central striker's role. Despite Daka's efforts, the match ended in a draw, with both teams sharing the points. Leicester City's current position in the Premier League standings is slightly better than before, as they are currently out of the relegation zone with 30 points, thanks to their better goal difference. Overall, Daka's contribution was a positive addition to the team, and his performance may earn him more playing time in the future as he continues to acclimate to the Premier League. Picture-Leicester City FC