Right, if you're a Leicester fan you've probably just about waking up. That is, if you made it to your bed at all.

So, we want to see your pictures from last night and, if you're feeling reckless, to hear your stories of phoning in sick today.

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10 things bookies believed was more likely to happen that Leicester City winning the Premier League.

The Leicester City story has made the headlines all around the world - especially in Thailand. 

According to an article in The Nation:, external "Thailand's Independant Newspaper", the club's vice chairman, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha wants the newly crowned champions to visit Bangkok as a thank you to their Thai fans. 

"I want to bring them to visit important places in Thailand to allow them to see what Thailand is like and what we have done so far is for. This is to thank the Thai fans for all support".

Looks like Jamie Vardy's party is going global.

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Relegated after a stoppage-time winner, that went through the legs of both centre-backs, at the home of our greatest rivals. Let's just say us Dundee United fans are perhaps not really having the 'isn't football great' feeling that seems to be prevalent today...

The views of Richard Winton are not always endorsed by other members of the team, although I, too, feel pain today as a Spurs fan.

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And new world champion Mark Selby was feeling pretty good last night too. With his favourite football team crowned Premier League champions and a second Crucible title to his name, he gives us a song...

Well, Leicester midfielder Jeffrey Schlupp is in a good mood...

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Football is focused on Leicester. And the euphoria surrounding the Foxes astounding Premier League title win probably suits Manuel Pellegrini just fine.

Pellegrini and Manchester City will try to achieve their own bit of history against Real Madrid on Wednesday, when a score draw will be enough to earn a place in the Champions League final.

Pellegrini likes to shy away from attention and City have chosen to train in Manchester this morning before flying to Madrid after lunch.

Not a bad 15 minutes for Leicester on Monday evening....

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Burnley manager Sean Dyche hails the "business-like" approach that helped secure the club's Premier League return.

Want to see how much of a party went on outside Leicester's KP Stadium last night? 

The former Foxes manager and Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill has described Leicester City winning the Premier League title as "the greatest achievement" of this century.

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Mr O'Neill said "Ranieri deserves all the credit in the world, the players have been simply sensational".

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Tottenham defender Kyle Walker, one of nine Spurs players booked at Chelsea last night, with some thoughts: "The morning after... intense and emotional game last night. Thanks as ever to our fans, been our 12th man all season. We're not done yet...  ...our aim now is to secure 2nd place and the club's highest finish for 53 years. Lastly, many congratulations to @LCFC, external, amazing achievement."

More from a jubilant Claudio Ranieri...

"Maybe if I won this at the start of my career I might forget. Now I am an old man and I can remember it. I am happy for the fans, the chairman and for the whole Leicester community. I don't know the secret. The players, the heart the soul, it is how they play it. We keep going. We want to improve a lot."

The manager of the Premier League champions has been speaking to Sky Sports this morning. Claudio Ranieri says: "I feel good as you can imagine. I was at home to watch the match. I had lunch with my mother and came back about 7pm. At 8pm I watched the match. 

"Now we can enjoy it together. It means the job is good. I am very, very happy." 

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Former Tottenham forward Mido, who threatened to shave his head if Leicester won the Premier League, with a complimentary, if defiant, message for the Foxes,, external which our friends at BBC Monitoring have kindly translated into English for you. 

"Congratulations Leicester City, yours is the greatest victory for football, but don't forget that the best team playing beautiful football this season was Spurs. Good morning!!"

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The Times are reporting, external that Bournemouth paid a fine of £7.6m for breaching Football League financial fair play rules last season. 

What has fitba come to when £7.6m is considered little more than washers?

A profile of how Leicester won the Premier League, with analysis from former England captain Alan Shearer and ex-Wales international Robbie Savage, a profile of Claudio Ranieri, facts, figures and interview with Foxes defender Christian Fuchs.

We were half expecting Jamie Vardy to wake up in a hedge but the Leicester striker seems to be in reasonably good shape after last night's party at his house.

But where is he going with all that gear?

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I've followed Leicester City in various capacities since I was eight years old - as a season- ticket holder and now matchday presenter of BBC Radio Leicester's coverage and nothing compares to this. 

I was 30 on Thursday and this is the most wonderful present anyone could ever give me. I'm proud to have been there to witness - and be part of the celebrations. To see people of every background take to the streets of Leicester last night was incredible. Never in my lifetime do I expect to see this happen again. I'm truly blessed to have seen it. 

Leicester City. Champions 2015-2016.