Shamim Miah: Time to say good bye to Roberto Martinez, he has taken Everton backwards, not forward. Good quality managers are available.

Jonathan Hind: Can you ask Bocelli to sing Time to Say Goodbye to Roberto Martinez?

Francis Edwards: The style that Everton play is really bad. If they lose Lukaku, they'll be fighting relegation next season.

Leighton Baines delivers the corner which goes all the way across the box to Aaron Lennon, who shoots from the edge of the area - more of a scuff than a shot - but John Stones can't get his feet sorted to push it towards goal.

Everton earn a corner, can they make anything of it?

You'd think the Leicester players would want to take it easy on their day of celebration...and after a week of partying.

Not a bit of it.

Hold on, one supporter seems to have gone early and is asleep in the stands, much to the amusement of those around him.

Benny Heaton: Forget European nights at OT/Anfield, next season at Leicester are gonna be insane to watch

Ruridh 'Dr' Allen: Wouldn't it be apt if Morgan went full Tony Adams and scored a screamer against Everton having won the league? #havingaparty

Pat Murphy
BBC Midlands football reporter at King Power Stadium

"Leicester could have been three goals up by now. Just now Wes Morgan went on a rampage, taking on an Everton defence so static they resembled chaises longues..."

Everton have their foot on the ball for the first time in the match.

A Mexican wave makes it round the pitch. Usually, that's unacceptable but it's very much called for today.

Don't mind us, Leicester fans, you carry on enjoying yourselves.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Why has Wes Morgan not hit that? It was set up for him. Have a go Wes. It is your moment, your season."

Wes Morgan, where are you going?? The Leicester skipper feels left out at the back and makes his way up the pitch.

The space opens up in the Everton area but unselfishly, he tries to tee up striker Jamie Vardy instead of striking at goal himself.

That move sums up their team spirit.

Fans with scarves up, clappers tapping and arms in the air. The Leicester party shows no signs of abating. To be honest, it's just getting started.

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Pat Murphy
BBC Midlands football reporter at King Power Stadium

"Leicester are irresistible. You'd have thought all the hoopla on Monday might have sapped some of their enthusiasm, but none of it. 

"Tremendous atmosphere here, and Everton are in danger of being swept aside."

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If Everton want to score today, it's not going to be handed to them on a plate, they will have to work for it.

Winger Aaron Lennon fizzes a ball across the box, but the big, burly man mountain Marcin Wasilewski slides in ahead of Romelu Lukaku to clear the ball away.

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

If Leicester City have a hangover, of any variety, it is not in evidence yet. They look far sharper and more dangerous than Everton - and an exultant crowd are revelling in every second.

And seeing as it is a party, it had to be a goal from Jamie Vardy,

Image source, AFP/GETTY

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"What a goal that would have been. Who said Leicester are one dimensional?

"But for a great saving tackle it would have been 2-0 and goal of the season."

Leicester midfielder N'Golo Kante, the machine, leaves James McCarthy on his back side. More oles, they enjoyed that one.

Full-back Christian Fuchs gets up the pitch and almost gets his toe on a cross, but the Austrian can't quite reach far enough.

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"I'd have Romelu Lukaku in the squad yes, but would I have him in ahead of Jamie Vardy?

"No, no chance."

Everton haven't got out of their own half yet.

Looks like they're enjoying a front seat at this party, nodding and tapping their feet to the Leicester tune.

Image source, PA

Oooh, almost a second.

A sublime cross from Riyad Mahez is met by Andy King - who provided the assist for the first goal - but the Welshman's header is straight at Joel Robles.

Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri is too cool. Arms folded on the touchline, as though he's waiting for the bus.