Leicester City Football Club: 2015-16 Official Season Review Trailer (2016)
"Leicester City Football Club: 2015-16 Official Season Review"07 July 2016118 mins
For Leicester City FC and fans of British football in general, 2015/16 was the most incredible and historical season that will live forever in the memory. The Foxes started their campaign as 5,000-1 outsiders for the title after narrowly avoiding relegation last season but following the summer appointment of Claudio Ranieri the most remarkable adventure began. Relive this extraordinary season, that saw the Foxes crowned the Premier League Champions with 2 games still to play, every goal from every match
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