Leicester clinched a 3-0 victory against Preston at Deepdale on Monday night, bringing a trophy back up to the Premier League with two goals from Vardy. Their celebrations in the changing rooms were lively and included a cheeky dig at Leeds United, as they sang Kaiser Chiefs’ ‘I Predict a Riot’.
This moment was a throwback to when Leeds fans sang the same tune in February after beating Leicester, cutting the gap between the two teams to six points. The players took that song to one of their houses the next morning, enjoying beer, games, and dancing while sharing their joy on social media. Vardy, filled with euphoria, even hung off the ceiling beams.
The party continued as they created their own music by slapping the kitchen worktops. Fans questioned the group’s wild night, while others playfully chanted ‘JAMIE VARDY’S HAVING A PARTY’. Leicester fans also trolled Leeds by singing ‘I predict the play-offs’ at Deepdale.
A video emerged of Vardy, along with Harry Winks and other players, singing ‘I predict a riot’ in the dressing room. Mail Sport noted their lack of singing talent but praised their passion. Vardy, who turns 37, has scored 20 goals this season and is discussing a contract extension with Leicester.
He expressed his desire to continue playing into his 40s and reflected on his time at the club, taking pride in his journey from non-League to Premier League success. Vardy has become a Leicester legend after leading them to the Premier League title in 2016 and winning the FA Cup. Fans hailed him as ‘one of a kind’ for his impressive performance against Preston, especially for his emphatic goal-scoring.
