There were amazing scenes in Leicester on Monday evening, as hundreds of thousands of supporters lined the streets to celebrate the recently-crowned Premier League champions’ victory parade.
The Foxes’ remarkable season came to close at the weekend and they finished their historic campaign with a 12-match unbeaten run after claiming a 1-1 draw with 2014-15 title winners Chelsea on Sunday.
Jamie Vardy and Co received a hero’s welcome from around a quarter of a million supporters when they took their place on the top deck of a blue party bus at 6 o’clock on Monday evening, driving through the streets of Leicester from Jubilee Square to Victoria Park.
Leicester players and staff parade the Premier League trophy from the top deck of a double-decker bus in the city centre on Monday
Leonardo Ulloa (centre right) spots Sportsmail photographer Graham Chadwick and extends a wave during the title celebrations
Supporters reached the same height of the bus by climbing on top of phone boxes and bus stops to get a better view of the players
Jamie Vardy looked to be enjoying himself as he placed the Premier League title on his head, while Claudio Ranieri mounted a motorbike
Many of the Leicester players were on their phones filming the incredible scenes around the city, as they paraded the league trophy
Top scorer Vardy (left) and manager Ranieri pose for a picture with the Premier League trophy – in Leicester colours – on the top of the bus
Fans and the media crane their necks to get a better view of the Leicester players as they make their way through the streets
There were four separate buses winding their way around the streets of Leicester on a warm and sunny evening of celebration
Foxes chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha (centre) and his family were also in attendance for the special title parade in sunny Leicester
Leicester City fans were lining the bus route hours before the title parade in order to guarantee themselves a good view of their idols
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