Leicester City celebrates winning Premier League title

As Leicester gears up for tomorrow's parade, we spoke to fans in the city what they plan to do:

Our reporter Phil Brewster is out and about in Leicester today ahead of the big parade tomorrow.

He has stumbled across 700 portable toilets, which have been set up to avoid any inconveniences during the party!

Leicester is getting ready for the Premier League victory bus parade tomorrow.

The stage at Victoria Park is being set up and caterers are preparing their food for the tens of thousands of people who are expected to turn up.

Former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton believes Premier League champions Leicester can sustain their success, just like the Nottingham Forest side he played in.

Shilton began his career at home town club Leicester in the 1960s, but it was at Forest from 1977 to 1982 where he won silverware as Brian Clough led the club to the old First Division title, two European Cups and two League Cups.

Leicester's title triumph has provided the greatest shock in domestic football since Forest came out of the old second division in 1977 to become English champions at the first time of asking - and Shilton feels the Foxes are also capable of being more than a one-season wonder.

Shilton, England's most capped international, told BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek programme:

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Queues going almost halfway round the stadium formed outside as Leicester City unveiled their new kit for the next season.

The team kit now features the gold Premier League emblem on the arms, signalling the reigning champions.