While the celebrations are still going on in Leicester, it is time for us to slink off into the night. We've had enough. But if you want to grab another drink and have a little dance in a virtual Fox-themed party then head over to the King Power Stadium here. And make sure you tune into BBC One - or right here on the BBC Sport website - for Match of the Day at 22:30 BST! Have fun.

There ain't no party like a Leicester party. So far so good for the PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. Goals from Jamie Vardy and Andy King have put them in command at the break against a hapless Everton side.

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West Ham manager Slaven Bilic says Swansea "totally deserved" their win in the penultimate game at the Boleyn Ground. You can't say anything else when you've been thumped, can you?!

"I'm not that disappointed with our play with the ball, but without the ball we had too many passengers, relying on someone else to get the ball and play it to me in a good position. If you approach a game like that it makes it very difficult," says the Croatian, whose side remain sixth.

"I don't think the occasion can be an excuse - if anything it should motivate you to be more disciplined. We were ill-disciplined. 

"We basically let Swansea get in good, dangerous positions without needing to play great football."

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The Premier League? Pah. League Two has been where the real drama has been today.

Two automatic promotion spots left to fill on the final day, three teams in the mix.

Fourth-placed Bristol Rovers started two points behind Accrington, but nabbed the final promotion spot to League One with an injury-time winner from Lee Brown.

Second-placed Oxford eased up with a 3-0 win against Wycombe, meaning Accrington must regroup for the play-offs after being held to a goalless draw against Stevenage.

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Starting in moments is the nation's famous football phone-in, 6-0-6, with Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage. 

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Can't believe former Leicester midfielder Savage is working tonight! His attention might be diverted elsewhere mind...

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Mark Noble, the West Ham captain, has been speaking to the media: "We stared so well and had three or four early chances. With a little more luck we could have taken the lead. But we were caught on the counter-attack a couple of times and it was a struggle from there. Swansea finished their chances really well.

"A bad day at the office, that's what it was. It can happen in this league. Tuesday will be a special night and we will try to enjoy ourselves."

Swansea midfielder Jack Cork: "I think the last two games have proved that we want to finish as high as we can. We were under the cosh in the first 15 minutes. Francesco Guidolin has done brilliantly since he came in - all credit to him and his staff. We've completely changed it around and people won't be looking at us and saying we've had a bad season."

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Delighted Swansea boss Francesco Guidolin, speaking in the Upton Park tunnel: "I was not surprised because I know my group, my squad. It's not a surprise because we have a good group and many good players. I am happy for them, because today all day they played a good match. I am happy - congratulations to my players.

"Our season is not finished and my team is not on the beach. We showed this in recent weeks against both Liverpool and now West Ham, and I hope also next against Manchester City."

Leicester '16 has turned into Mexico '86. Everyone inside the King Power Stadium is up on their feet, 'wahaaaaying' and launching themselves into a Mexican wave. And some Foxes fans might say Mahrez has played like Maradona this season...

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Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink, speaking to BBC Sport: “It was a very intense game. For Sunderland it was a must-win game, for us it was a would-like-to-win game. 

"In the first half we played rather well and could have scored at least one more. The Sunderland crowd was unconditional for their team, I think the team got very encouraged with this help. 

"In the second half we have at least one or two open chances with Diego Costa. They got a lot of energy they produced the win. John Terry was a double yellow, I think it was a little bit over the top the decision.”

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Ex-Leicester midfielder on 6-0-6 on BBC Radio 5 live

"What a fantastic win against Chelsea - Jermain Defoe just scores you goals. But Newcastle can't even beat Villa. Does that now mean they're down?"

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Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce: “An extraordinary and nerve-wracking afternoon. Everything we experienced in our emotions we felt from the start going a goal down. 

"That little bit change of tactics, by pushing Fabio Borini in the middle behind Jermain Defoe, has obviously paid off. It’s a wonderful comeback and wonderful for us. We’re the favourites now, Newcastle have been favourites all this week.

"Our destiny is in our hands and a win against Everton will secure our Premier League future. It will be difficult but we have an opportunity to achieve it, let’s hope we can. 

"Since the turn of the year we’ve been so near yet so far from so many victories, but today, for a change, we’ve come from being behind twice and come back to win the game and it shows the character of the players."

While we will continue to bring you all the key action from Leicester, there's also plenty of other Premier League juice to mop up. Stay tuned for all the reaction from the earlier, relegation-themed matches...

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Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"You have got to feel sorry for Everton. They are here just to make up the numbers. 

"It has been Leicester's season and when you are on this much of a high you can't help but perform." 

In case you've forgotten, there is a football game taking place in Leicester today. And it is game on. Everton aren't going to spoil the party - but they can try if they want to...

Regular updates from the King Power Stadium will appear right here, but if you want more intensive coverage then head to our dedicated live page.

I hope they handed out free earplugs at the King Power Stadium along with the beer and pizza. Deafening noise. Even our Match of the Day camera is bouncing up and down!

Everton get probably the biggest cheer they've had this season as they walk out of the tunnel first, forming a guard of honour for the Premier League champions. Leicester! The Premier League champions! Still sounds strange doesn't it?