James Maddison and Jamie Vardy came off the bench and scored a goal each to seal a 2-0 win for Leicester as Burnley missed the chance to move out of the relegation zone. Leicester found Nick Pope in outstanding form at Turf Moor but Maddison finally beat him with a stunning, left-footed effort from outside the box (82) after collecting a Vardy lay-off following Kasper Schmeichel’s long-range clearance. Vardy, who was making his first appearance since December following a hamstring injury, then sealed Leicester’s first Premier League win in over two months when he headed home a left-wing cross from Harvey Barnes (90), with Brendan Rodgers describing his goalscoring return as a “huge lift” to the Foxes. Before Leicester’s breakthrough, it appeared a string of excellent saves from Pope were going to clinch a draw for Burnley which would have moved them above Everton and out of the bottom three. But Maddison’s superb effort, which came moments after Pope had made a full-stretch stop t...