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Leicester's players reacted with wild celebrations when it was confirmed they had won the Premier League title .
The players had gathered to watch Tottenham's game against Chelsea which Spurs needed to win to keep the title race alive.
After Tottenham took a 2-0 lead it seemed as though Leicester would have to wait, however goals from Gary Cahill and then Eden Hazard saw the game end 2-2 and Leicester win the title .
Some members of the Leicester team shared videos of the moment they saw the full-time whistle blown at Stamford Bridge and predictably the scenes were wild.
Their manager Claudio Ranieri was not among them, with the Italian coach instead returning from his homeland after visiting his mother.
“Tomorrow (Monday) night I am on a flight,” Ranieri explained. “Now I go back to Italy and I come back at the same time of the match, so I will be the last man in England to know the result.
“I want to meet my mother. She is 96 years old and I like to go to have lunch with her."
Show all 7 1 /7Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Leicester City 4-2 Sunderland This win on the opening day of the season set the tone for what was to come - with lots of goals, including one for Jamie Vardy and a brace for Riyad Mahrez. It also went some way to beginning to silence those with doubts about the appointment of Ranieri over the summer.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Leicester City 3-2 Aston Villa Five games into the season Leicester found themselves trailing 2-0 in this Midlands derby. Yet somehow they found a way to win, ultimately running out 3-2 winners. They would go on to come from behind numerous times over the season and this was one of the early games that gave them belief that that they always could.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Leicester City 2-5 Arsenal Leicester's first defeat of the season came against the side many thought would win the title and when that first defeat came it was heavy. Alexis Sanchez scored a hat-trick for the visitors to the King Power that afternoon. But it would prove the catalyst for a change from Ranieri from which he hasn't looked back. The Italian coach radically changed his back four, bringing in Danny Simpson and Christian Fuchs for Ritchie de Laet and Jeffrey Schlupp. They've since been one of the meanest defences in the division.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Leicester City 1-1 Manchester United This was the day Vardy broke the Premier League record for scoring in consecutive games, with the former Fleetwood Town player finding the net in his 11th straight game. An incredible personal achievement for Vardy, but that November afternoon also proved that the seemingly impossible could come true.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Everton 2-3 Leicester City With five of the last six title winners being top of the table at Christmas it's understandable that any side sitting at the top of the tree when pulling crackers that they will think they're in with a pretty good chance. So when a Mahrez double and Shinji Okazaki goal secured all three points at Goodison Park and they knew they were two points above second place Arsenal on 25 December, things were looking good.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Manchester City 1-3 Leicester City They were top of the league, had beaten Liverpool 2-0 in the previous fixture and it was February - but still people didn't quite believe. After this they did. A truly incredible performance against the side who at that point were just three points behind in second place. Mahrez was again on the scoresheet with Robert Huth scoring the other two before a late consolation from Sergio Aguero.
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Leicester's seven defining games in their title-winning season Sunderland 0-2 Leicester City With talk of the title in football circles, most Leicester fans were still concerned about simply qualifying for the Champions League. With this win, thanks to a Vardy double at the Stadium of Light, a place in the top four was assured. After this it was time to set a new target - the title.
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Leicester will recieve the Premier League trophy after their final home match which is against Everton this weekend.
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