Leicester stars celebrate winning the title at Jamie Vardy's house after watching Chelsea earn dramatic draw against Tottenham
- Leicester players celebrated wildly after winning the title on Monday
- Foxes stars were at Jamie Vardy's house to watch Chelsea vs Tottenham
- Eden Hazard's late equaliser ensured Leicester won the Premier League
- Defender Christian Fuchs posted a video of their celebrations
- Fans all over Leicester celebrated in pubs after the dramatic game
- Supporters also gathered outside Vardy's house throughout the night
This is the moment Leicester City's heroes discovered they had become Premier League champions.
The Foxes stars, who have continuously defied the odds all season, gathered at talisman Jamie Vardy's house and their celebrations mirrored those in pubs across the city as Chelsea came back from 2-0 down to snatch a draw against Tottenham.
As well as a video from defender Christian Fuchs posted on twitter, Sky Sports cameras also got inside Vardy's home to film the jubilation as the Leicester players embraced each other and jumped up and down cheering.
The Leicester stars pose for a picture as they celebrate after watching Chelsea draw with Tottenham
Foxes striker Jamie Vadry (right) celebrates with his team-mates inside his home
Danny Drinkwater (centre) is grabbed by centre back Robert Huth as the Leicester players celebrate
Hundreds of Leicester fans were outside the Leicester players' party at Vardy's home in Melton Mowbray
Young Leicester fans celebrate outside Vardy's house after they are confirmed as Premier League winners
Leicester fans lose their minds in a pub as they watch Eden Hazard's equaliser soar into the top corner
Foxes supporters gather in the streets of Leicester to celebrate winning the league title on Monday night
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Eden Hazard's 83rd minute strike was greeted with an explosion of cheers and spilled pints in the midlands and most likely across the country as neutrals also basked in Leicester's fairytale.
Prior to kick-off at Stamford Bridge Claudio Ranieri's players arrived two-by-two to Vardy's home in Melton Mowbray and were met by fans who stood in the rain cheering outside the England striker's house.
The atmosphere must have been glum at half-time, as goals from Harry Kane and Son Heung-min looked set to leave Leicester needing to beat Everton at the King Power stadium on Saturday to prevent the title race doing down to the last day of the season.
But the Foxes began to hope when Gary Cahill pulled one back for last year's champions before Eden Hazard ensured that his wish for Leicester to win the title came true at the expense of rivals Spurs.
But Vardy hit back at a picture Harry Kane had posted earlier in the season with this from the Lion King
Kane posted this picture of a group of Lions on the prowl after Tottenham had closed the gap two weeks ago
Christian Fuchs (left) and Robert Huth arrive at Jamie Vardy's home in Melton Mowbray
Shinji Okazaki (left) and Gorkan Inler (right) turn up at Vardy's house in Melton Mowbray on Monday
Liam Moore (drivers seat) and Jeff Schlupp arrive as fans take photos outside Vardy's home
Captain Wes Morgan, whose goal against Manchester United meant Spurs had to win, arrives on his own
Midfielder Danny Drinkwater (right), who was sent off against Manchester United, arrives with Andy King
Leicester midfielder Matty James (centre) was also in the car with King and Drinkwater when they turned up
The whole country seemed to take to social media to congratulate the new English champions, including Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Cameron posted on Twitter: 'Many congratulations to Leicester. An extraordinary, thoroughly deserved, Premier League title.'
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany also got in on the act, writing on Twitter: 'Congratulations to the new Champions of England, Leicester City. Respect.'
Spurs players and fans were also quick to congratulate Leicester, with Harry Kane recovering from upset to show his class and pop superstar Adele championing the Foxes.
Kane posted on Twitter: 'I'm so proud of this team and club. We put it all on the line but unfortunately it just wasn't enough. We learn and come back stronger!
Fans gathered outside the Leicester top scorer's house to cheer on their heroes as they arrived
Foxes supporters watch Chelsea's clash with Tottenham in anticipation at a pub in Leicester
Harry Kane's opener for Tottenham was met by groans from Foxes fans watching the match
Supporters gathered expecting a celebration were sporting glum expressions when Spurs scored a second
But their hopes of winning the title on Monday received a boost when Gary Cahill pulled one back
'Congratulations to Leicester on what they achieved. Finally thanks to all the fans! Let's finish the season strong now!'
Spurs fan Adele posted to her 26million followers: 'Proud of you Spurs! But Leicester... What an inspiration, the best f*****g story ever! Congratulations!!!! X'.
Despite Kane being graceful in defeat, Vardy couldn't resist hitting back at an Instagram post from the Spurs striker earlier in the season, which show lions on a hunt as his side chased the Foxes.
Vardy posted a picture from Disney's the Lion King showing king Mufasa falling to his death.
There was a sense of anticipation when Fuchs and Robert Huth arrived at Vardy's house with fans already gathering outside the strikers home.
Wes Morgan, Danny Drinkwater, Jeff Schlupp and the rest of the Foxes gang showed up in twos to the party.
Businesses across Leicester went the extra mile for the evening, with Bru Coffee Shop in the city serving coffee with Vardy's face sieved onto it in powdered chocolate.
Punters could buy the 'Vardiccino', or alternatively pick up a 'Vardy Bomb' at various bars across the city.
Things became even more tense as Chelsea came within inches of equalising at Stamford Bridge
Leicester fans lose their minds in a pub as they watch Eden Hazard's equaliser soar into the top corner
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