Leicester City's reserve side completed their Pontin's League campaign with a victory over Bradford City at the Walkers Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Substitute Elvis Hammond marked his return from injury with the winning strike in the 75^th minute.

The Foxes should have been ahead early in the game but Billy McKay could not capitalise on a poor clearance from goalkeeper Ben Saynor.

The striker then latched on to a Craig King through-ball in the 29^th minute but his effort rebounded off the underside of the crossbar.

The home side continued to push forward and were rewarded in the 33^rd minute when King connect with an Ashley Chambers cross to make it 1-0.

King then turned provider as his right-sided cross picked out Ricky Sappleton who headed City into a two-goal half time lead.

McKay saw his volley clip the woodwork once again in the 51^st minute before quick goals from Kelvin Bleau and Callum Burgess drew the visitors level.

Hammond was introduced in the 65^th minute and had the final say as he rounded the goalkeeper 10 minutes later to seal victory.

City: Cisak, O'Neill, Cobb, Cox, Magunda, Rowe-Turner, Chambers A, Kishishev, Sappleton, McKay (65 Hammond), King C.

Subs: Ambrusics, John, Garner, Chamberlain.