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Leicester City have capped off their historic English Premier League triumph with a victory parade.
An estimated 200,000 fans gathered to watch the team, who travelled from Jubilee Square in the city centre to Victoria Park on open-top buses.
Leicester won the title two weeks ago, when their closest rivals, Tottenham Hotspur, only managed a draw against Chelsea where they needed a win, and received the trophy on May 7, following their final home game of the season, a 3-1 win over Everton.

The team cradled the precious trophy as they made their way through the city

The streets were a sea of blue and white

Thousands gathered in Victoria Park as the team took to the stage

There were huge cheers as the team lifted the cup on the stage

Young and old flocked to join the celebrations in the evening sunshine

Star striker Jamie Vardy praised the team's "unbelievable achievement"

Jamie Vardy and Danny Simpson posed on police motorbikes before the parade




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