Leicester City, Champions of improbability

Eden Hazard goal against Tottenham in the 83rd minute
In the fierce London derby at Stamford bridge confirmed that BPL title travels to East Midlands.

From villains to champions, from 3rd tier to Top of the table and to Europe. claudio Ranieri wish was to win the Premier League finally is realised through a very cheap squad and now next on the list is making it to the UEFA Champions League.

Nobody would have predicted that Leicester City FC could be the champions of England by the end of 2015/16 season.  Nigel Pearson fought hard to have them survive relegation battle last season and Ranieri  made them win their first ever BPL title.

Now what remains to be seen is how will they defend the title they have won?  Will other big names revamp their squads to have winning team rather a clone of many stars who are egocentric?  As a gooner I rooted for Leicester City win at expense of My bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspurs.

It's not over yet for Arsenal as we have a st.  totteringham day to fight for and as it stands we must beat Manchester City and Aston Villa in the final day and hope Tottenham loose both of their remaining fixtures.

Again I extend my congratulation hand to Leicester city fc fans and welcome them to the list of the teams to have ever won the BPL title.

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