Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Leicester have taken control again. It is typical Leicester play, harassing the opposition and then every time they get forward they look a threat and likely to score."

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Gosh, Leicester midfielder Andy King is getting some rough treatment out there. This time James McCarthy tumbles into the Welshman inside the centre circle.

King is starting to get cheesed off and who can blame him.

Leicester full-back Christian Fuchs really wants a goal, but his free-kick is wayward, floating over the crossbar.

A brain-scramble from Tom Cleverley, who having just received a yellow card, goes charging in on Riyad Mahrez from behind which sees the Algerian hit the deck.

Luckily for the Everton man, he gets away without a card.

Challenges flying in on Andy King, are they trying to stop him reaching the trophy podium? This time Bryan Oviedo slides in to bring down the Welshman. No yellow though.

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Yinka: And to think everyone valued Stones for £50million .. What are Fuch, Morgan and Huth worth now ?

John Dunthorne: Today I am wondering who most football fans would want as one of their centre-backs, Wes Morgan or John Stones?

Former Leicester midfielder Tom Cleverley, now at Everton, gets a yellow for chopping down former team-mate Andy King.

Watch emotional scenes from Leicester's pre-match title party, with Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli opening the show for the fans.

Everton quickest out of the traps after half-time and Oumar Niasse is through on goal.

With Kasper Schmeichel outside his area, Niasse tries to chip him, but Schmeichel - outrageously - heads the ball away.

A great save which preserves his clean sheet.

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Back under way at the King Power.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

It is not just the present Premier League triumph that is being celebrated here today - Leicester City's legends of the past are taking a bow too.

They include England's World Cup winning keeper Gordon Banks, former captain and manager Frank McLintock - a league and FA Cup double winner with Arsenal in 1971 -, Mike Stringfellow and Dave Gibson.

This is a day when all of Leicester's history and family have come together. What a celebration.

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Now we're talking, now we are talking.

Newly crowned world snooker champion Mark Selby - the Jester from Leicester - is on the pitch showing off his trophy which he won at the Crucible on Monday, 13 minutes after Leicester were confirmed as Premier League champions.

What a great moment that was in Sheffield and what a great moment for Selby who gives a thumbs up to the fans.

Selby called it the "best night" of his life. You can read all about that here.

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Spurs have published their Chairman's message, external for tomorrow's matchday programme early, and Daniel Levy has graciously praised Leicester on becoming champions.

"Our congratulations go to Leicester City on winning the title," Levy says.

"A wonderful achievement and a reminder why the Premier League is the most watched league in the world. It was a thrilling and passionate competition."

Stefan Jones: Leicester are a team, they've proven that you can't always buy success, you can earn it. Congratulations Leicester City

Maddy Raman: So impressive from LCFC, still no nerves & having the same hunger that's been there all season. Playing like champions

Ritchie H: I still can't get my head round LCFC being the champions! Well deserved I just can't get it to compute.

As it stands, champions Leicester City are 10 points clear of second-placed Tottenham.

The Foxes haven't just won the title, they've strolled to it with ease.

Everton full-back Leighton Baines is going to have nightmares tonight, Riyad Mahrez has given him a torrid time.

Dilly ding, dilly dong. Party very much on for Leicester.

Everton acting as spectators. They've been awful and Roberto Martinez is clinging on to his job.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Every time Leicester get into Everton's final third they look a serious threat."

Riyad Mahrez heads over from around six yards out. Leicester could have had a sackful in the first half.

No cross this time. Riyad Mahrez opts to shoot but his free-kick comes off the wall and away for a Leicester corner.

Full-back Christian Fuchs with an inswinger, but Wes Morgan has to stretch and can't find direction with his header.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"I think Matthew Pennington's saving grace is there was a number of team-mates around.

"It was an obvious foul. There was no one between him and goal just defenders tracking back."