Intro:

Reaction after Burnley earn a 2-2 Premier League draw against Leicester City.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Sean Dyche, Burnley manager:

"I was really pleased with the performance up to that point (Ross Wallace's late equaliser). I don't think me speaking to you would be that different (if Wallace had not scored), it just adds a bit of gloss to it because not only the, we deserved a minimum of a point, but it was a fantastic, moment of talent as well, and... nothing more than our fans deserved. I thought our fans today, I mean there's some fans across... I thought our fans today were absolutely unbelievable. I've had some great times here (at the club), so have our fans, but that's up there with as loud, as raucous and positive as I've ever seen, from a Burnley group. They know we need that. I asked for it last season, they got behind us. We need it going forward as this group develops, as it improves and as it learns."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Nigel Pearson, Leicester City manager (asked if it felt like a defeat):

"No, 'cause we got a point. No, I know where you are coming from. Yes, I mean it's disappointing to drop two points today 'cause whatever the circumstances of ending up with a point, we should have won the game. I don't think they really caused us too many problems all day and, when you consider that as a statement, clearly I'm not going to be too happy with one point, but there we are, that's what we've got. So, we move on."