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Ex-Liverpool midfielder on Football Focus

"For me it is most incredible story. In my life time it is the biggest and best, and probably will be for years and years to come."

Leicester City's finances could be even stronger if they don't win the Premier League according to Kieran Maguire, a specialist in sports finance from Liverpool University.

Finishing second would mean they wouldn't pay out as much in bonuses to the manager and players, but they would still cash in on being in the Champions League next season.

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri wants a 'movie-style' ending to the season as the Foxes look to secure the Premier League title at Old Trafford.

Victory away to Manchester United would see Leicester, who lead second-placed Tottenham by seven points, crowned champions with two games still to play.

Even if they fail to beat United, the Foxes only need three points from three games to be certain of finishing top.

"It's unbelievable, it's history and we know this," Italian Ranieri said.

"It is important to finish the story like an American movie. Always in the final it is OK, a happy ending."

Let's make this a forum for all things Leicester and title related.

Tottenham fans - are you still hopeful of winning the league?

Leicester fans - give us an insight into what your life is like at the moment.

Football fans - it feels like Leicester may be the most supported team in years. Every neutral is on board for the great underdog story.

Why are you backing the Foxes? Or alternatively, are you sick of hearing about them?

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The whole city have lost their minds...

There are in fact three Premier League games to savour and enjoy this afternoon - though we are going to be mainly talking about Leicester City here.

Today's games:

Swansea v Liverpool (12:00 BST)

Manchester United v Leicester (14:05 BST)

Southampton v Manchester City (16:30 BST)

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Chris Forryan, Leicester Till I Die supporters' group: "Kenneth Wolstenholme once said during 'that' game of football – 'They think it's all over'.

"Well by later on this afternoon it could be.

"Leicester City could be Premier League Champions. Never did I think I would write that particular sentence.

"But the past three seasons have been amazing for Leicester City.

"2013-14 – Championship Champions breaking numerous club & league records

"2014-15 – The Great Escape.

"2015-16 – Possible Premier League Champions.

"If it happens I am sure there will be tears of joy and I am sure my mates will remind me of it often – but I don't care. It has been a long wait."

Is a simple one.

Win at Old Trafford this afternoon and Leicester City will be Premier League champions.

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Draw, or lose, and the title race/march will roll on.

Claudio Ranieri's side need three points from their final three games to seal the championship.

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Forget all that you thought you knew.

Forget the fact, the absolute fact, that the Premier League winners' enclosure is a closed shop with entry only for the very few and the very privileged.

Forget that your team will never, ever win the league.

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Today could be football's moon landing.

Today could be football's splitting of the atom.

Today could be football's Jurassic Park.

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This afternoon Leicester City could win the Premier League title.

We are four hours away from kick-off. How are the nerves?