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Jamie Vardy and his Leicester City team-mates are still singing, dancing, and carousing after sealing the Championship title.
Leicester beat Preston 3-0 at Deepdale on Monday night to bring silverware back up to the Premier League, with Vardy bagging two goals.
Their changing rooms celebrations were boisterous and mocked Leeds United as the players all bounced and belted out Kaiser Chiefs' rock ditty 'I Predict a Riot'.
That harked back to when Leeds and their fans blasted out the same tune at Elland Road in February when they beat Leicester 3-1 and cut the gap to them to six points.
Vardy and his pals took that song back to one of their houses on Tuesday morning and made merry with beer, games, and dancing, sharing their joy on Instagram.
Jamie Vardy and his Leicester team-mates made merry back at one of their houses on Tuesday
The striker, 37, was almost hanging off one of the beams on the ceiling, such was his euphoria.
They were slapping the kitchen worktop to create their own beat.
'Have you boys just been on a bender,' asked one fan in the comments section.
'JAMIE VARDY'S HAVING A PARTY,' wrote another. Insightful.
On Monday night, 5,700 travelling Leicester fans at Deepdale sang 'I predict the play-offs' as they trolled Leeds.
The mockery continued in the Leicester dressing room as a video emerged of Jamie Vardy, Harry Winks and co singing 'I predict a riot' as they celebrated.
Mail Sport isn't sure if Leicester would win any awards for their singing, but their passion was faultless.
Vardy, 37, has scored 20 goals this season and is in talks with Leicester over a one-year contract extension. His deal is up in the summer.
The budding boyband sang 'I Predict a Riot' to mock Leeds fans who had done the same after a win over Leicester earier in the season
Leicester City players and fans mercilessly trolled Leeds after securing the Championship
