Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers admits West Ham's late equaliser for Sunday's 2-2 draw was tough to take.
The nature of West Ham's goal was a source of huge frustration for Rodgers, who says tireless work to improve Leicester's defensive set-piece record must continue in earnest.
"It's very frustrating," the 49-year-old explained. "We need to find a more ruthless streak. We defended well for most of the game. It's defining moments for us. We conceded a really poor one up at Anfield and at other times this season.
"We've just got to keep talking, keep looking and searching for the ways, but ultimately, it's about having that ruthless streak. That's something that's not quite with us in that moment."
James Justin was forced to withdraw in the first half through injury and Rodgers was able to provide an early update on his condition, while also confirming Wesley Fofana – absent since August with a fractured fibula – is scheduled to return to training in the week.
"It looked like a hamstring, so we'll see what the scan says," Rodgers said concerning Justin. "[Fofana] will join the squad this week, which is great news for us."
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