Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has labelled new signing Paston Daka as a “natural striker” after his partnership with Kelechi Iheanacho helped his team to come from behind to secure a 3-3 draw against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.

The Foxes found themselves trailing at half-time after Charlie Austin scored for QPR in the 45th minute, and they were 2-0 down courtesy of a 55th-minute strike from Yoann Barbet.

City then started their comeback in the 75th minute when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall fired home a loose ball to reduce the deficit before Daka, who signed for Leicester from Red Bull Salzburg, slotted home his maiden goal to make it 2-2

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However, Rob Dickie once again put QPR in the lead with eight minutes left on the clock.

As Leicester looked to suffer defeat in the match at Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium at Loftus Road, the Zambian forward fuelled their comeback, as he won a penalty after being fouled by Seny Dieng, and up-stepped Nigeria striker Iheanacho to make it 3-3.

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