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The meteoric rise and fall of Leicester City over the course of the last decade has been quite astonishing. The Foxes remarkably clinched the Premier League title in 2016 and followed that up with a strong Champions League showing, as well as an FA Cup triumph in 2021. This has seen interest in Leicester City tickets surge drastically, but fortunately you'll be able to find a variety of LCFC tickets via SeatPick, with only the most trusted resellers to choose from.

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$255+ ・ Liverpool , England

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$127+ ・ London , United Kingdom

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$102+ ・ Brighton , England

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$126+ ・ Wolverhampton , United Kingdom

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15:00 ・ The City Ground

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16:00 ・ Vitality Stadium

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About leicester city tickets 2024/25.

The Foxes suffered relegation from the Premier League in 2023 but made an immediate return to the top flight for the 2024/25 season.

There is still a buzzing atmosphere at the King Power Stadium on matchdays and LCFC tickets remain a hot commodity. Use SeatPick to find all available listings for Leicester football tickets to watch the Foxes in the EFL Championship .

Leicester City Football Club are based in the East Midlands in the heart of the United Kingdom, and though they are a team with a lengthy history, dating back to 1884, the last few years have been their most successful period in the professional game.

In 2016, under Italian manager Claudio Ranieri, Leicester City became only the sixth team to win the Premier League, joining the likes of Manchester United , Blackburn Rovers, Arsenal , Chelsea , and Manchester City as part of an elite club.

In 2021, Leicester City followed up with another impressive triumph, this time in the FA Cup , as they beat Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium thanks to a Youri Tielemans goal.

Leicester's home ground, the King Power Stadium , is a modern stadium that seats 32,261 and is regularly sold out for LCFC home matches.

A shock relegation in 2022/23 was short-lived, as the Foxes returned to the Premier League at the first time of asking. Steve Cooper was named head coach of Leicester City in 2024, replacing Enzo Maresca.

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Leicester City Football Tickets

Leicester City tickets are very popular and in high demand. As a result, all of their football tickets tend to sell out quickly. And as such, all of their games, especially against the big teams, usually attract a lot of Leicester fans.

LCFC tickets are available to purchase on the club's website or, alternatively, here at SeatPick.

Leicester City Ticket Prices

Leicester City ticket prices vary greatly by location (whether home or away), seat position time of the year, opponent, and competition (whether in the league or cups).

The success of the club in recent years has resulted in a marked increase in the number of season ticket holders, especially for games against the biggest clubs.

Leicester City football tickets usually fluctuate in price based on these factors highlighted, and they typically cost a minimum of £30.

Leicester City FC Season Tickets

Being a Leicester City season ticket holder is the only way to guarantee being part of the action week in and week out.

Prices start at £190 and may vary between sections.

Leicester City Rivalries

LCFC are not without competition and rivalries, and they have a number of local derbies.

Nottingham Forest - The Tricky Trees returned to the Premier League in 2022, following more than two decades away from the English top flight.

Coventry City - The Sky Blues, another local rival, were promoted to the Championship in 2020.

Derby County - The Rams are currently playing in League One, so fixtures against Leicester aren't likely to happen any time soon.

Leicester City Stadium

Leicester City play all their home games at the King Power Stadium .

This venue was opened in 2002 and it has hosted several high-profile matches, including UEFA Champions League matches in the 2016-17 season, when Leicester City made it through to the quarter-finals .

Nearest Stations to the King Power Stadium

Freemen's Common, Aylestone, Saffron Lane, Aylestone, and Aylestone Road are the closest stations to the King Power Stadium.

Bus Lines stop

The nearest bus lines stop near the King Power Stadium are 47, 84, 85, 88, 88A.

Frequently Asked Questions about Leicester City tickets

How to buy leicester city tickets.

SeatPick has the widest selection of options for fans hoping to buy Leicester City tickets . Follow this simple process:

• Go to the top of this page and select your desired Leicester City event.
• Determine how many Leicester City tickets you need and then explore all the ticket options that have been sourced from trusted ticket sites. Sort the listings by price or filter the tickets by seat location with help from our ‘VIP,’ ‘Benches,’ ‘Behind The Goal’, and ‘Away’ buttons.
• Once you've found your perfect ticket, proceed to checkout to finalise your purchase.

On SeatPick , we have 11,065 Leicester City tickets for sale across 38 different events. Leicester City vs Tottenham Hotspur is their next home match and we have tickets on our platform starting from $328 .

How much are Leicester City tickets?

The cost of Leicester City tickets will vary based on the team’s current form, the quality of the opposition, and which part of the stadium you choose to sit. Throughout the season, ticket prices often fluctuate. Buying tickets to see Leicester City is easy on SeatPick , with options available from $78 . Our platform finds the average cost of Leicester City tickets to be $540 .

How to get Leicester City away tickets?

Unless you're a season ticket holder, buying Leicester City away tickets through the official channels is very difficult. The demand is very high, while away ticket availability tends to be low. However, fans hoping to buy Leicester City away tickets can easily do this through SeatPick . Just choose the match you're interested in, apply the 'away' filter, and you'll see tickets specifically for the Leicester City away end .

Is it safe to buy Leicester City tickets on SeatPick?

Absolutely. Every single Leicester City ticket for sale on SeatPick is sourced from reputable sellers that offer a money-back guarantee of 100% or more on every ticket.

How to get cheap Leicester City tickets?

Your first option is to sign up for membership on the Leicester City official site. If you were unsuccessful in buying Leicester City match tickets from the team's page, another avenue for finding cheap Leicester City tickets is to try and time the market on SeatPick . Prices often drop as the event approaches, but there are also instances when buying your tickets well in advance can save you money. SeatPick is the ideal platform for buying cheap Leicester City tickets . We scour the ticket market to provide Leicester City fans with the best available options. Currently, SeatPick has Leicester City home tickets starting from $305 for the Leicester City vs Manchester City event. King Power Stadium will host the match on December 29, 2024 , with the cheapest tickets located in the Away Section .

Where do Leicester City play their home games?

Leicester City's home matches are held at King Power Stadium , located in Leicester, United Kingdom . The venue can welcome 32,312 supporters. Leicester City's next match at King Power Stadium will be Leicester City vs Tottenham Hotspur , happening on August 19, 2024 . On SeatPick , 196 tickets are available for purchase to see the match live.

How to buy Leicester Home and Away Tickets?

You can buy Leicester City tickets by visiting the club's official site, but you will find the availability of tickets very scarce.

If tickets are sold out at the club's official site, then your best option is to have a look at the fixture list above and choose one of the matches, search for the “Away section” or “Away Fans” in the listings section to catch a Leicester Premier League away game.

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Leicester City Football Club, also known as the Foxes, is a professional football team based in the city.

Founded in 1884 as Leicester Fosse, the club played in their historic home Filbert Street for 111 years before moving to the King Power Stadium in 2002. The club has a proud history and their dressing rooms have been graced by some of football's true greats including Gordon Banks, Peter Shilton, Keith Weller, Frank Worthington, Emile Heskey, Muzzy Izzet, Esteban Cambiasso, Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy.

The stand-out moment in the club's long history is the Premier League win in the 2015-2016 season – one of the greatest sporting fairytales of all time. Defying odds of 5,000/1, Leicester City made headlines all over the world as the underdogs who became only the sixth club to get their name on the Premier League trophy. 

Before that crowning moment, the club had spent all but one season in the top two tiers of English football, winning three League Cups along the way. Now the club can add an FA Cup to those triumphs, becoming one of only 14 clubs to complete the 'Big Three' of English football trophies.

There are plenty of ways to follow and support the Foxes – go to a match, take a tour of King Power Stadium or meet Filbert Fox at events across the city! Tickets for matches are very rare, and the club are in the process of planning an expansion of the stadium to 40,000 capacity. If you want to take a tour of the King Power Stadium, just email [email protected] .

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Leicester City Football Club - Stadium Tours

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Leicester City were founded back in 1884 (as Leicester Fosse) and the 'Foxes' have had a proud and eventful history in both League and Cup competitions. Ground Tours of The King Power Stadium are a must for any Foxes supporter. Learn about the history of Leicester City with your personal tour guide, see where the players prepare for the big game, and even walk out of the tunnel onto pitchside. Sit in the home dugout and try out the managers seat for size. The latest club merchandise is always available at the Leicester City Store.

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King Power Stadium

Club: Leicester City FC | Opening: 2002 | Capacity: 32,312 seats

History and description

Leicester City first presented plans to replace the aged Filbert Street ground in the mid 1990s, but it took until 2000 for the final plans to get unveiled. Construction of the new stadium started in 2001 and works finished in time for the start of the 2002-03 season.

The King Power Stadium, then still called Walkers Stadium, officially opened on 23 July 2002. The first match at the stadium, a friendly between Leicester and Athletic Club de Bilbao (1-1), was played twelve days later.

In 2011, the stadium got renamed King Power Stadium after the company of the club’s new Thai owners.

How to get to the King Power Stadium

The King Power Stadium is located slightly more than 1 mile south of Leicester’s city centre and main rail station. The walk should not take more than half an hour. On the way you’ll pass the stadium of Rugby club Leicester Tigers.

Alternatively, Arrivabus 84, 84A and 85, Centrebus 302, or First Bus 88 connect the stadium with the city centre and rail station.

If arriving by car from either the M1 or M69, exit at junction 21 (where the M1 and M69 intersect). Follow the signs for the city centre via the A5460. After almost 3 miles turn right onto Upperton Road. From Upporton Road signs will guide you to the stadium.

Address: Filbert Way, Leicester, LE2 7FL

Eat, drink, and sleep near King Power Stadium

King Power Stadium is located on a retail park bordered by a residential area. While there is the odd pub around, it is not the most attractive area and most will drink in the city centre or nearer to the station.

If you wish to stay overnight close to the King Power Stadium, the Holiday Inn Express Leicester will surely be your pick as it stands right next to the stadium. Otherwise, there are the usual national chain hotels in Leicester’s city centre , which is at walking distance from the stadium.

Click here for an overview of hotels near King Power Stadium.

Leicester Tickets

Tickets for Leicester City matches can be bought online , by phone +44 (0) 844 815 5000, or in person at the City Fanstore at the King Power Stadium.

Following Leicester’s title winning season, the club now sell out most games, though tickets for many games still tend to be available if bought well in advance.

Leicester City have divided their home matches into three pricing categories. Prices for Category C matches, the cheapest but also rarest, range from £26.00 for a seat behind the goal or in one of the corners to £48.00 for a central seat at one of the sides. Tickets for Cat A matches, the most expensive, cost between £30.00 to £50.00.

For more information email [email protected] .

You can find a seating plan here .

King Power Stadium tours

Leicester City offers guided stadium tours that include access to the dressing rooms and players tunnel. The tour lasts about 60 minutes.

Tours tend to run four times a day one or two Sundays a month. Tours cost £10.00.

Bookings can be made online , by phone +44 (0) 844 815 5000, or in person at the City Fanstore at the King Power Stadium. Booking in advance is highly recommended as most tours sell out.

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Lcfc.com – Official website of Leicester City FC. Goleicestershire.com – Official online guide to Leicester and Leicestershire.

I am an Aussie, born in Leicester and I have tried to get to a tour of filbert street (when used) and King Power stadium on many occasions when I visited over the last 20 years. As a city supporter, the last season can only be described as momentous, but unfortunately I didn’t get here until 2 weeks after celebrations. A recent check of the Kingpower website shows that there are stadium tours on (maybe) on 2 Sunday’s a month. Again I miss out because I am not here later in the month. Getting to see the stadium and appreciate the clubs history is one of the most frustrating things I have ever tried. Surely as the Premier league side there could be better arrangements for supporters to have a look and appreciate the club and its ground.

It’s about a 20 minute trek from the train station, head down waterloo way dipping down directly opposite the station, there are pubs around the morrisons if you take a left at the Tigers ground. Parking I would recommend freemans common industrial estate, although you can get caught for some time in the traffic, but the fees do go to charity. The same pubs are a short walk from here. If your shopping in the Highcross (definitely worth a visit)head across jubilee square (next to Leicester cathedral and the site of Richard the III grave) and round the holiday inn to the left, walk past castle park (site of the first British parliament) and join the canal by the bridge where Richard the III was dismounted on the way to the battle of Bosworth.It is a straight and pleasent walk to the King power (20 minutes)

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Leicester City Stadium Tours: When Are They & How Much Do They Cost?

English football is home to many impressively modern stadiums, but few, if any, come with such a triumphant and tragic recent history as Leicester City’s King Power Stadium. First, there was the spinetingling sight and sound of Andrea Bocelli belting out Nessun Dorm to mark the most remarkable title success in the history of the Premier League in 2016. Then came the heartbreaking helicopter crash just two years later, which devastatingly took Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha way before his time. It’s fair to say that the King Power has already experienced the full spectrum of emotions despite only opening in 2002.

As the former club owner and the man responsible for the building of the King Power Stadium, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha is suitably remembered, with both a Memorial Garden and a statue located in the vicinity of the ground. Given that history of glory and pain, it is no surprise that a visit to the King Power Stadium features on the to-do list of many Leicester City supporters and football fans in general. Of course, thousands of Foxes fans fill the stands on match day, but the view from the seats to the pitch reveals only a fraction of what this exceptional facility has to offer.

For the complete experience – including a glimpse into the exclusive player areas, changing rooms and dugout – a full stadium tour is in order. Thankfully, those good folks at Leicester City are only too happy to oblige, with tours scheduled throughout the year. Here, we look at what is on offer as part of your stroll through the home of the Foxes, when tours take place, prices, and more.

Stadium Tour Itinerary

Tours commence at the Player’s Entrance to the King Power Stadium. Leicester City provide a friendly guide to act as your tour host and take you around the following areas.

• Players Lounge – Curious about where Jamie Vardy and co hang out when not receiving their instructions in the changing room or strutting their stuff out on the pitch? Now’s your chance to find out.
• Reception Area – Next stop, the impressive glass-fronted reception area, complete with memorabilia from the triumphant 2015/16 campaign and subsequent Champions League adventure
• Directors Lounge – Having seen where the players like to chill out, the third stop gives you the inside view of the exclusive Directors Lounge
• Champions Club – One of the newest areas of the stadium, the Champions Club is the destination for those who like to do their match day in style. Combining a high-end dining experience with access to an attached area in the stands, the swish facility impressively blends the past and present of Leicester City.
• LCFC TV Studio – Leicester City fans will no doubt be familiar with LCFC TV, thanks to the array of match highlights and interviews provided by the in-house broadcaster. This next leg gives you the chance to see where it all comes together.
• Players Entrance – Make your entrance into the stadium in the style of Leicester City’s first team and Women’s side.
• Press Room – Nigel Pearson, Claudio Ranieri, Enzo Maresca, and more have all fielded questions in this auditorium. You have probably seen it on the TV, now see it in real life.
• Home & Away Changing Rooms – The excitement builds throughout the tour, with the final three legs being the most anticipated for the majority of fans. First up, the ultra-modern circular changing room. This is the site of the most influential team talks in the club’s recent history, and where all your heroes don that famous blue shirt.
• Filbert Way Tunnel – Ever wondered what it feels like to walk down the tunnel ahead of a top-level football game? Wonder no more in the iconic Filbert Way Tunnel, complete with huge wall-mounted images of the Foxes’ finest moments.
• Pitchside – Having made it down the tunnel, you are now where the real action takes place – within touching distance of the hallowed green turf. See the stadium as the players see it and recall your most memorable Foxes moments. And if the urge to channel your inner Ranieri proves too strong, why not take your seat in the dugout?
• Foxes Fanstore – Tour complete, your guide will drop you off in the excellent club store. Pick up a replica shirt or souvenir to remember your visit.

Each tour lasts around 90 minutes – pretty fitting for a football-related experience.

Meet the Legends

The club provides an excellent guide to oversee most tours. However, things move up a notch with the special Legends Tours. Taking place regularly throughout the year, these Stadium Tours are led by one of the following three Leicester City heroes.

• Gerry Taggart – Leicester’s King Power Stadium- Tough tackling Taggart racked up 117 appearances for Leicester between 1998 and 2004, winning the League Cup in 2000, suffering relegation in 2002, but remaining with the side to regain their Premier League status at the first time of asking.
• Matt Elliott – The hero of that 2000 League Cup final was Taggart’s defensive partner, Matt Elliott. Powering a header in off the bar in the 29th minute, Elliott then glanced in another nine minutes from time to hand the Foxes the trophy. All told, Elliott made 245 appearances for the Foxes between 1997 and 2005.
• Steve Walsh – Beginning life as a centre forward under Brian Little, former club captain Walsh is best remembered for his steely presence at the heart of the Foxes defence. Hitting 62 goals in 449 appearances, he lifted the League Cup in 1997 and picked up a second winners medal in that competition in 2000.

When Do Tours Take Place?

Standard stadium tours are available on Saturdays and Sundays, with most months seeing 1-3 weekends set aside for tours. The following four start times are available: 10am, 12pm, 2pm and 4pm. Legends tours are usually held on the final Thursday of the month. Those attending are advised to arrive around 30 minutes before the advertised start time. See the official Leicester City site for all the latest dates.

How Much Does a Stadium Tour Cost?

In 2024, tickets are priced at £15 for adults and £8 for concessions with discounts available to Season Ticket and Fox Membership holders. Visit the online ticket office or call 0344 815 5000 to book and double check the latest ticket prices. Large groups should contact [email protected] to discuss booking details.

Leicester City parade recap - The Foxes are crowned champions as thousands line city centre streets

The latest Leicester City news and updates as the club's players and staff paraded the Championship trophy to the clock tower on Haymarket after lifting it for the first time on Saturday

• Updated 17:21, 8 MAY 2024

Leicester City are Championship champions and the celebrations continued this afternoon.

City confirmed their place at the top of the table with a 3-0 win over Preston North End at Deepdale on Monday night , that sparked scenes of celebration among the 5,700 travelling fans. They returned to the King Power Stadium on Saturday as they took on Blackburn Rovers, where the players and staff had the chance to get their hands on the trophy for the first time in front of a sell-out crowd.

The party continued on Sunday with an open top bus tour of the city where fans got to witness the squad, including Jamie Vardy and manager Enzo Maresca , parade the silverware. The celebrations marked City becoming the first club to win the second tier of English football eight times, overtaking Manchester City.

It also marked a return to the Premier League at the first time of asking following last year's relegation. After the bus tour the players headed out onto the balcony at Haymarket to lift the trophy again.

It was another memorable occasion, as were the celebrations of 2014 and 2016. This is how the day unfolded - and remember to relive it in the Mercury on Monday.

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What an afternoon

Amie Wilson joined the city centre throng for today's parade and loved every minute of it.

She's written a lovely piece about the afternoon.

"The clock tower is one of the iconic places in the centre of the wonderful city of Leicester, so where better to have the latest party? "For the third time in the last ten years (it would have been four if it wasn’t for Covid meaning that one for the FA Cup wasn’t possible), the city came together to celebrate the latest achievement of its football club. "Just one year after the disappointment of relegation, Leicester City fans deserve to celebrate what has been a memorable season under Enzo Maresca . And they certainly did that."

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A Top way to end a top day...

Khun Top’s message to the Leicester City fans. #LCFC pic.twitter.com/eF6GoRMOTv — Josh Holland (@joshhollandLCFC) May 5, 2024

Just champion!

Leader of the pack...

Glittering prizes

Nailed it...

Smiles better...

Room up top (but not much...)

Hats of to City...

Fatawuuuuu pic.twitter.com/WBJwp9ALow — Leicester City (@LCFC) May 5, 2024

Flying the flag...

Our heroes...

Party time...

Put your money on it...

Trophy winners...

In the frame...

Blue is the colour. Leicester is the name. #LCFC pic.twitter.com/r37jzf7gIC — LCFC Live (@LiveLCFC) May 5, 2024

Shading it...

Wave if you're going up...

Champions of England

Your champions are here #LCFC pic.twitter.com/wH4J99pTCO — Josh Holland (@joshhollandLCFC) May 5, 2024

Trophy fan...

Bring the bling

pic.twitter.com/1uQl0nTh8z — Leicester City (@LCFC) May 5, 2024

Song and dance...

Stand up for the champions

The Champions arrive in style! #LCFC pic.twitter.com/BiPaYs9dQZ — LCFC Live (@LiveLCFC) May 5, 2024

Street party...

Crowded out...

The place to be...

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King Power Stadium: The Home of Leicester City – A Friendly Tour

posted on November 11th 2023 by Charmaine Cortes // last updated on November 11th 2023

King Power Stadium, located in Leicester, East Midlands of England, stands as the iconic home of Leicester City Football Club. Since its construction in 2002, the stadium has been a symbol of pride for both the city and its football fans. With its ability to accommodate 32,312 spectators, the stadium is an essential part of the city’s sporting landscape.

The stadium bears witness to the remarkable journey of the Foxes as they rose to international acclaim by becoming English champions in 2016, a feat that took the footballing world by surprise. King Power Stadium’s atmosphere is credited with playing an integral part in this achievement, as the passionate fans come together to support their team.

Recently, plans have been underway to expand the stadium’s capacity to 40,000, with the consultation process taking place during August and September, ultimately aiming to accommodate even more fans and further develop the area surrounding the venue. The King Power Stadium continues to be a vital part of Leicester City’s story and the city’s sporting heritage.

History of King Power Stadium

Architectural features, the home side: leicester city, key matches and events, community impact, future developments.

The King Power Stadium, located in Leicester, East Midlands of England, is the iconic home of Leicester City Football Club. With a seating capacity of 32,262, this all-seater stadium has been the club’s home since 2002, replacing their previous home at Filbert Street.

In the early 1990s, following the Taylor Report’s requirement for all clubs in the top two divisions to have all-seater stadiums, Leicester City’s directors considered building a new stadium. The project came to fruition in 2000 when construction began on the ambitious stadium. By the summer of 2002, the King Power Stadium was completed on time, just as Leicester City were unfortunately relegated from the Premier League and facing debts of over £30 million.

Leicester City fans fondly remember the historic 2015-2016 season when their team defied the odds to lift the Premier League title at the King Power Stadium—an achievement that will forever be etched in the annals of English football. The stadium has also welcomed the Leicester City Women’s team since 2021, further solidifying its position as a central part of the club’s history and future.

However, tragedy struck the King Power Stadium on 27th October 2018 when a helicopter carrying the club’s owner, Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, and four other passengers crashed shortly after taking off from the stadium. In memory of those who lost their lives, a beautiful memorial garden has been established at the stadium.

As Leicester City continues to grow and compete at the highest level, the club has recently conducted a consultation process to expand the King Power Stadium’s capacity to 40,000 and develop the surrounding area. This marks the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the King Power Stadium for both players and fans alike.

The King Power Stadium, home to Leicester City Football Club, boasts several noteworthy architectural features that ensure an enjoyable experience for spectators and players alike.

Seating Capacity

The stadium currently holds a capacity of 32,312 spectators. However, plans are in place to expand the capacity to 40,000 , following a consultation process that took place in August and September.

Field Dimensions

As a standard-sized football pitch, the King Power Stadium adheres to the regulations laid out by the International Football Association Board (IFAB). With a grass surface, the pitch provides an excellent playing environment for both Leicester City and visiting teams.

Overall, King Power Stadium provides a modern and comfortable space for fans to soak in the atmosphere and for players to showcase their skills on the field.

Historical Performance

Leicester City Football Club, often referred to as the Foxes, has a rich history with incredible accomplishments throughout the years. The most notable triumph came in the 2015/16 season when they achieved a remarkable Premier League victory, against all odds. Established in 1884, the club has been a steady force in English football, participating in various divisions and experiencing both successes and challenges.

Current Squad

The current Leicester City squad boasts a wonderful mix of young talents and experienced footballers. Key players like Wilfred Ndidi and Mads Hermansen add exceptional depth to the team. Here are some of the standout players:

• Goalkeepers: Kasper Schmeichel, Danny Ward
• Defenders: Çağlar Söyüncü, Wesley Fofana, Jonny Evans, Timothy Castagne
• Midfielders: Youri Tielemans, James Maddison, Harvey Barnes, Wilfred Ndidi, Mads Hermansen
• Forwards: Jamie Vardy, Patson Daka, Kelechi Iheanacho

Under the guidance of their manager, Enzo Maresca, the Leicester City squad has performed admirably in recent campaigns, with various players shining in domestic and international competitions. The team will look to continue building on their success and entertaining their fans at the iconic King Power Stadium.

Premier League Matches

King Power Stadium, the home of Leicester City, has seen a variety of exhilarating Premier League matches throughout the years. As the team competes against formidable rivals, the stadium often buzzes with excitement from passionate fans. For instance, during the 2021/22 season, Leicester City kicked off their campaign by hosting Wolves at the King Power Stadium.

Over the festive period, Leicester City played against top teams like Man City on Boxing Day and Liverpool on December 28, adding to the thrilling atmosphere within their home ground.

International Events

Apart from Premier League matches, King Power Stadium has also hosted international events, such as friendly matches and tournaments. The versatility of the venue has made it a sought-after destination for various events, drawing in sports enthusiasts and visitors from around the world.

While the King Power Stadium mainly hosts football matches, it also serves as a premium events venue for private occasions and corporate gatherings. Christmas events, conferences, and celebrations often take place within the stadium complex, catering to a wide range of interests beyond football.

Throughout its history, King Power Stadium has witnessed numerous key matches and events, from high-stakes Premier League games to international sporting events. With its modern facilities and electric atmosphere, this stadium will surely continue to be a hub for unforgettable moments in the world of sports and entertainment.

The King Power Stadium, home of Leicester City Football Club, has had a significant impact on the local community since its establishment in 2002. Situated in the heart of Leicester city centre, this modern and contemporary stadium has become an iconic symbol of the city’s sports culture and has contributed to the development and growth of the surrounding area.

One of the most notable effects of the King Power Stadium on the community is the economic benefits it has brought to the city of Leicester. The stadium attracts thousands of visitors each year, providing a boost in tourism and revenue for local businesses. Additionally, the stadium hosts events and conferences, further contributing to the local economy.

Aside from its economic impact, the King Power Stadium also encourages community engagement through various initiatives and events. Local schools, charities, and non-profit organisations often collaborate with the club to provide opportunities for residents in the area. These collaborations aim to create a sense of unity and pride among the people of Leicester.

Internationally, the stadium gained worldwide recognition after Leicester City’s remarkable victory in the 2015-2016 Premier League season. This achievement brought a sense of pride to the community and contributed to an increased interest in local football programmes, nurturing aspiring young athletes.

In conclusion, the presence of King Power Stadium in Leicester City has made a substantial difference in the community. Its economic benefits and opportunities for engagement contribute to a sense of unity, pride, and progress in the city.

Leicester City Football Club has formally submitted plans for the expansion of the King Power Stadium, aiming to increase its capacity to 40,000. This comes after public consultations took place across August and September 2021. The expansion will add 8,000 seats, providing more fans with the opportunity to enjoy the matchday experience.

A major component of the expansion plan includes significant developments to the surrounding areas. These additions aim to further energise and enrich the stadium’s environs, making it an even more attractive destination for supporters, tourists, and the local community.

The approval of these plans by local councillors marks an exciting new chapter in the club’s growth. Leicester City is well aware of the importance of engaging the community when it comes to stadium development, and has endeavoured to provide its fans with both the information and the opportunity to influence planning submissions.

As the King Power Stadium approaches its next phase of development, it is sure to continue its evolution as an iconic home for Leicester City and an enduring symbol of the city’s passion for football.

Charmaine Cortes

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