London, April 23 -- Former Premier League champions Leicester were relegated to the third tier for only the second time in their history after a 2-2 draw against Hull on Tuesday. Gary Rowett's side needed a victory at the King Power Stadium to keep alive their slender hopes of avoiding relegation. But the Foxes were denied by Oli McBurnie's second-half equaliser, which condemned them to League One just 10 years after they were crowned English champions in a fairytale triumph. Liam Millar put Hull ahead in the 18th minute before Leicester equalised through James Justin's 52nd-minute penalty. Luke Thomas put Leicester ahead two minutes later, but McBurnie extinguished their dreams of a great escape with his 63rd-minute leveller. Second-bottom...