Swindon had Barry Corr to thank for snatching a point in a thrilling 2-2 draw with high-flying Leicester.

Corr earns Swindon a share of the spoils

Barry Corr volleyed home his first goal of the season to complete a thrilling fightback for Swindon in a 2-2 draw with promotion-chasing Leicester. Striker Corr climbed off the substitutes' bench 14 minutes from time to galvanise a Swindon side that had fallen behind to two second-half goals. Leicester captain Matt Oakley opened the scoring with a fine solo effort in the 57th minute and top-scorer Matty Fryatt slotted home his 15th goal of the season to make it 2-0 to the Foxes. But Simon Cox grabbed a goal back with his 15th goal of the campaign after being set up by Lee Peacock. Then Corr stepped off the bench to volley the ball into the roof of the net after the Leicester defence had failed to clear a corner. Leicester were left to rue a string of missed chances. Oakley twice went close from long range, while Fryatt blazed over the crossbar when well placed early on.