Leicester City missed the chance to guarantee top spot in Europa League Group G after Allahyar Sayyadmanesh’s late winner handed Zorya Luhansk a 1-0 victory
 Brendan Rodgers welcomed back Ricardo Pereira, Caglar Soyuncu and Wilfred Ndidi from injury, although Soyuncu's return only lasted 16 minutes as he limped off with a recurrence of a groin issue
 There was better news for Ricardo and Ndidi, who both came through 45 and 55 minutes of action with no issues
Already qualified but needing a win to top the group, the Foxes lacked creativity throughout and didn't register a shot on target until 78 minutes
 They were punished for their wastefulness by Sayyadmanesh with six minutes to play as he handed the Ukrainians victory
The result leaves Leicester, who are now four games without a win across all competitions, with work to do in order to top Group G on the final matchday against AEK Athens as they need to at lest match Braga's result at the King Power next Thursday
With Ricardo returning, Leicester switched back to the 4-4-2 formation that stood them in such good stead last season but it was all Zorya in the early stages
Ricardo wasn't being given much support from Cengiz Underand he was left isolated as Vladyslav Kochergin tested Danny Ward with a stinging effort on four minutes
Leicester were having to do plenty of defending and perhaps the overworked nature was the reason for Soyuncu's injury on 16 minutes
 It looked a simple enough piece of defending but he immediately signalled to the bench holding his groin and Wesley Fofana replaced him
Leicester settled into a better rhythm as the half wore on with Harvey Barnes finding some good positions
 His pass sent Under away on goal with 30 minutes gone but his finished curled a few inches wide of goal
Ricardo's return lasted 45 minutes as Luke Thomas replaced him at the break
Vladlen Yurchenko showcased the Ukrainians threat a few minutes after the restart when meeting a cross from 15 yards with a thumping header that cannoned back off the top of the crossbar
Ndidi's impressive night came to an end on 55 minutes - a planned substitution from Rodgers, who will have been happy with his midfielder but wanted more from his creative players
 It took until 78 minutes for Leicester to register a shot on target as Kelechi Iheanacho tested Nikola Vasilj from 20 yards and James Maddison was also denied from the rebound
With Leicester dominating the ball in the closing stages, it was hard to see them losing the game but Zorya hit them with a sucker punch
Sayyadmanesh, fresh off the bench, slid in at the back post to score after losing the attention of Fofana, who had switched off
There was almost a late twist in stoppage time when Under pulled out a fantastic snapshot from 25 yards that Vasilj palmed away in flamboyant style
While Soyuncu and Ricardo eased their way back in, Ndidi slotted back in like he'd never been away
 A perfect example was on 25 minutes when breaking up a dangerous attack with a typically robust but fair challenge in midfield
 Not much got past the midfield general in his 55 minutes of action
 Rodgers must be tempted to throw him in from the start against Sheffield United, live on Sky Sports on Super Sunday
Leicester manager  said: "It [Soyuncu's injury] is just in around his groin
 It was the moment for him to come in
 He went through all the protocols with the medical team and was fine
"He's been training for quite a long period
 This was a chance to put him in
 He was motivated and ready to play
"But it looks like he overstretched his groin a touch and he felt a twinge, so we'll need to analyse that when we get back on Friday
"I thought we were very unfortunate to lose the game
 We had a lot of good moments and their goalkeeper made some good saves
 I'm so disappointed for the players because they put so much into it
 They didn't deserve to lose
"There were some real moments of quality and as the game wore on I thought we looked like we would score
"But congratulations to Zorya
 There was more on it for us and we wanted to win and I thought we showed a great desire to do that
"We had players coming back from injury so that was a positive for us
 We knew what tonight was in terms of getting game time into the legs of players who needed it
"Leicester are back in action on Sunday afternoon with a trip to basement boys Sheffield United, live on 
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