Rarely does a player find himself in a relegation scrap but also have a chunk of the country clamouring for him to be an England regular.
That is the life of James Maddison - the man doing his bit to keep Leicester in the Premier League, all while proving to Gareth Southgate that he should be front and centre for his Three Lions. The Foxes playmaker was, again, integral for his side as they were held by Everton, but will be left to ponder what might've been.
The point sees them move out of the bottom three on goal difference with Jamie Vardy's first-half strike, which put them ahead, owing to a pass from Maddison that any striker in the top flight would've loved to run onto. It is the second time in less than a week that Maddison has laid Vardy on a plate.
