Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino was left frustrated as Leicester fought back to deny Spurs an important Premier League win at White Hart Lane.
Vincent Janssen put Spurs ahead from the penalty spot just before half-time on Saturday, but Ahmed Musa struck soon after the interval to earn the champions a 1-1 draw in north London.
The result saw Spurs lose ground on both Arsenal and Manchester City at the top of the table, and Pochettino believes his side should have won after creating plenty of chances against Claudio Ranieri's Foxes.
Pochettino told BBC Sport: "[I'm] disappointed. We created chances. We dominated the game. But I am disappointed with the way we conceded the goal. It's hard to lose two points.
"I was disappointed for the goal as the way we conceded was a little unlucky. I am happy with the performance.
"We are still strong and unbeaten in the league, that is very important. It's true we are fighting and it's difficult to win games recently but the team showed it is strong enough."
Regarding Janssen's goal - his third successful penalty for Spurs - Pochettino added: "I am very happy with him.
"Since the day he arrived his behaviour and performance is always improving. It's important to have confidence and trust in him."
Leicester boss Ranieri was impressed with his side's desire to fight back from a goal down following their disappointing start to life as champions, saying: "I am pleased with a point, with our performance.
"I saw the Leicester spirit, the way we stuck together and fought together. A very good performance. Until now we played with a singular spirit, today was a squad spirit."
