Leicester made mugs of us all - Scudamore
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Tom Garry
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It's not been a bad few days for Leicester, all told.
On Sunday, Leicester City Women completed their league season with a 100% record after recording their 22nd win in Midlands Division One - the fourth tier of English football - with victory at Wolves.
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Scotland international Ruaridh Jackson, 28, will leave Wasps to join Harlequins at the end of the Premiership season.
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Speaking to Sky Sports News, Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri has set the target for next season is top 10, adding "we have to make sure we are safe then we look to something more."
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Kosovo have been granted membership of Uefa and could even be fast-tracked into Fifa ahead of the 2018 World Cup qualifying programme.
Uefa's member nations voted 28-24 to accept the former province of Serbia, which led the opposition. Two votes were declared invalid.
The Mirror, external make a fine point here about Leicester's title celebrations at Jamie Vardy's house...
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Leicester City's owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha arrives by helicopter at Premier League champion's training ground.
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Image source, ReutersTottenham defender Danny Rose in apologetic mood after last night's ill-tempered derby draw at Chelsea.
"It is not nice to see for kids here or kids watching on TV. I apologise if it looked bad on TV," said Rose, one of nine Spurs players booked.
"It is a London derby. It is to be expected. We wanted to win and they wanted to stop us having any more say in the title race."
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Image source, Rex FeaturesTottenham received nine bookings at Chelsea, on Tuesday - a Premier League record.
A total of six bookings or sendings off triggers an automatic £25k fine, unless it has happened before, so the game will prove even more expensive than just the official end of Spurs' title chances.
A charge of failing to control players is also likely. Tottenham have already been charged with this once this season and Chelsea three times, so heavy punishments could follow.
The FA also says it will have to go through the footage and await various reports before a ruling can be made on the Mousa Dembele ‘eye gouge’ on Diego Costa.
The Robert Huth-Marouane Fellaini incident in Sunday's Manchester United-Leicester game is also under review.
The FA has until Wednesday evening to rule on the incidents in both games.
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On their recent visit to Leicester's training ground, BBC News School Reporters from City of Leicester College discovered some behind-the-scenes secrets - including how many pairs of boots goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel owns.
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Image source, BBC School ReportLeicester captain Wes Morgan has been speaking to Sky Sports News after posting this video of himself at Jamie Vardy's house last night...
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“You saw some of the scenes and that continued on," he said sheepishly. "A lot of people were down on their knees and there were a few tears as well. I’m a bit emotional myself.
"I hope Vards’ house is alright this morning."
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Image source, PAMore from veteran Leicester reserve goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, who hails the influence of manager Claudio Ranieri.
"He's been incredibly calm throughout the course of the whole season," Schwarzer says. "He's changed very little from when you look at the make-up of the team. He's made little tweaks, he's definitely changed the way we trained a little bit.
"He's added his own technical nous to our side and he's really continued to play to our strengths and if anything he's enhanced players, encouraged players and probably given players more confidence."
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The president of Rwanda and the Prime Minister of Italy have had their say on Leicester...
To wit... "The greatest feat in English footballing history has been led by an Italian. Great Leicester. Greatest Mister Ranieri."
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Back-to-back Premier League winner Mark Schwarzer is "99.9 per cent sure" he will be leaving Leicester in the summer but the 43-year-old reserve goalkeeper hopes the club keep their key players, including Jamie Vardy.
"I think he genuinely loves playing at Leicester, loves the club and he's just recently signed a new deal," said the Australian, who was bought a medal by Chelsea last year after not playing a single league match - and has not appeared in a league game for the Foxes this term.
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Image source, PAMoving away from Leicester for a second to cycling and world champion Lizzie Armitstead has signed a two-year contract extension with Boels-Dolmans.
The 27-year-old from Otley won the Road World Championships in Richmond, Virginia last September and is Britain's leading contender in the Rio Olympics.