Leading from the front.

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has scored the opening goal of the game 12 times in the Premier League this season, more than any other player.

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Ian Brennan: Jamie Vardy just turned the party up a notch

Matthew Britton: One chance and one goal. Textbook Leicester. The atmosphere is something else.

David McNaught: Vardy's hangover gone then!

"Jamie Vardy's having a party," sing the Leicester fans while tapping their clappers.

You are you boys and girls, so are you.

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"Any fears of hangovers have been dispelled. 

"So easy! Andy King picked out Jamie Vardy and a simple run and very accomplished finish."

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Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain on BBC Radio Leicester

"That performance from Andrea Bocelli, it was scintillating, breathtaking."

PFA player of the year Riyad Mahrez gets on the ball for the first time with a neat touch. The showboating is already out and they haven't even played five minutes yet.

Everton's Speedo Mick implores Gary Lineker to do the right thing...

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Matt Elliott
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." 

"Ranieri, oh oh oh oh.

"Ranieri, oh oh oh oh.

"He comes from Italy,

"To manage the City."

Leicester fans in full voice.

Everton get us under way at the King Power Stadium.

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"With opportunistic (unscrupulous?) agencies advertising tickets from £1,500 to almost £8,000 there might be some wealthy gatecrashers at the country's biggest party this weekend.

"You can get one for just under £500 for the away section apparently, but I wouldn't expect any ticketless Evertonians to be tempted by that - even to hear Andrea Bocelli sing.

"Oh yes, and there's a game on after that."

A loud roar goes around as the stadium announcer calls out Leicester City as the "new Premier League champions" before reading out the name of each player.

Kick-off moments away.

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Bernie Austin: Pearson deserves some credit for LCFC. And a lesson for some managers, be tasteful and dignified when representing your club!

Frazer Low: Amazing scenes at the Kingpower! Leicester can do no wrong just now!

Vancouver Foxes: I'm in floods of tears, how can they play a game after that.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Simply beautiful, spine-tingling performance from tenor Andrea Bocelli with a very emotional Claudio Ranieri at his side. The whole stadium was just awe-struck.

Not your average title-celebration this - and that was  a very, very special moment."

  Our men at the King Power are feeling emotional after that pre-match performance.  

Everton are out first and form a guard of honour for the Leicester players. That must have felt good. Skipper Wes Morgan can't stop smiling.

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"We know what we are, we know what we aaare, champions of England, we know what we are."

The Leicester fans are loving this and the next 90 minutes are just going to be a festival. A stroll to the Premier League trophy presentation.

Teams are in the tunnel and are about to be hit with a wall of noise...

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Nooo, Andrea Bocelli's moment is over and he leaves the pitch with Claudio Ranieri. That was special.

Forget the match, really. Just call it a score draw. Let's just have more singing, chanting and flag waving from the crowd.

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Sirhan alSirhan: Outstanding from Bocelli. Goosebumps everywhere

Rachel T: OK, Spurs fan and all but Nessun Dorma sung by Andrea Bocelli in a LCFC shirt is BRILLIANT!!!

Chelsea Warrior: Tears to your eye stuff. What have you gone and done Claudio?