Atletico Madrid players celebrate after teammate Jorge Resurreccion or Koke, celebrates after scoring the opening goal against Granada during the Spanish La Liga soccer match between Atletico Madrid and Granada at the Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid, Sunday, April 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
Atletico Madrid players celebrate after teammate Jorge Resurreccion or Koke, celebrates after scoring the opening goal against Granada during the Spanish La Liga soccer match between Atletico Madrid and Granada at the Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid, Sunday, April 17, 2016. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)

Leicester, England — Leicester is drawing on the fighting spirit it required to survive in the English Premier League a year ago to win the title for the first time.

Down to 10 men after being shaken by the dismissal of top scorer Jamie Vardy in the 56th minute, the leaders conceded twice to trail West Ham 2-1.

On a day of drama and divisive refereeing at the King Power Stadium, there was one final twist in the fifth minute of stoppage time when Leicester’s substitute striker, Leonardo Ulloa, displayed coolness from the penalty spot to equalize.

Despite dropping points with the 2-2 draw, Leicester extended its lead to eight points over Tottenham, which is at Stoke today.

As it stands, Leicester only requires eight points from its final four matches to be sure of completing one of the most astonishing title wins in the history of English soccer.

The platform to end a 12-year title drought has also been squandered by Arsenal, which has dropped to fourth this weekend after being held 1-1 by Crystal Palace on Sunday. Liverpool, which is eighth in the Premier League, followed up its midweek quarterfinal win over Borussia Dortmund by beating Bournemouth, 2-1.

Spain: Barcelona LeadIs No More

Madrid — Barcelona was upset by Valencia, 2-1, at the Camp Nou on Sunday, losing its third straight game to allow Atletico Madrid to draw level on points atop the Spanish league with five rounds to go.

Atletico erased Barcelona’s lead by beating Granada 3-0 earlier Sunday. Real Madrid is only one point behind after winning 5-1 at last-place Getafe on Saturday.

MLS: Revs Draw With Orlando City

Orlando, Fla. — Lee Nguyen scored on a penalty kick in the 96th minute to give the New England Revolution a 2-2 tie with Orlando City on Sunday.

Kevin Molino had put Orlando City (2-1-3) in front in the 92nd minute with a low close-range blast.

Orlando players argued the hand-ball penalty that led to Nguyen’s penalty kick, suggesting the ball hit Servando Carrasco on the shoulder. Referee Baldomero Toledo also initially called the penalty outside the area and then changed the call after some discussion with his crew.

The Revolution (1-1-5) disputed Molino’s goal, arguing he committed a hand ball.

Kaka opened the scoring in the second minute with the fastest penalty kick in MLS history at 1:37. He converted after Orlando’s Julio Baptista drew a foul 15 seconds into the match.

Teal Bunbury tied it in the 37th minute for the Revs.