COVENTRY midfielder Sammy Clingan went from ecstasy from agony in 32 minutes as Leicester fought back to draw 1-1 against their Midlands rivals.

Clingan scored a marvellous 38th-minute free-kick to put the Sky Blues in control - but left the Ricoh Arena on crutches after injuring his foot in a 68th-minute tackle.

While he received treatment, Leicester added to the pain by equalising through Martyn Waghorn - and the 25-year-old now faces an anxious wait to see if he will be fit for the potentially crucial Northern Ireland World Cup qualifier against the Czech Republic on October 14.

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Manager Chris Coleman said: "Sammy was caught late and was off the pitch when we conceded but what can we do?

"We don't know how bad the injury is yet - we need to see it when the swelling goes down, but it's quite badly bruised.

"We're disappointed because we wanted to the win the game and the one time we've knocked off defensively from the second phase we've been punished.

"You know what derby games are like -all form goes out the window - but it was a good game.

"We didn't get the three points but we were against a tough team and I was happy with the response from the players."