Leicester City is a football team that competes in the highest division in English football. It is from the town of Leicester and was founded in 1884. Also known as the "foxes", "foss", "filberts". Holds its home games at King Power Stadium. His greatest achievement is winning the first title in its history in 2015/16.

The team began its history in 1884, when it was named Lester Foss and played on Foss Road. But since 1891, there has been a new stadium called Filber Street, where they have played for over 100 years before moving to the current stadium, which is named after the 2011/12 season. Leicester won their first title in the 2015/16 season, making it one of the few teams with modest finances to have achieved such success in the last few decades.

The record for most appearances for Leicester City in general is held by Graham Cross, who played for the team in 599 games, but the record for most appearances for the team in the league is Adam Black with 528 games. Arthur Chandler has scored the most goals for the club, a total of 273 goals in his 12 years at Leicester. Arthur Rowley scored the most goals in a single season for the club - 44. The fastest goal in the history of the team belongs to Matti Fryat, who scored just 9 seconds after the start of the game in 2006 in a match against Preston North End.

The longest unbeaten streak in the league for Leicester was between 1 November 2008 and 7 March 2009, during which the team played 23 games without losing.