Leicester's Premier League win has been like no other.
They have done it their way - and are now celebrating one of the most unlikely title triumphs in football history.
- In the history of the Premier League, every champion - until now - had finished in the top three the previous season.
- On average, winners placed second before their subsequent win.
- In contrast, Leicester finished 2014/15 in 14th, 46 points adrift of league winners Chelsea. Their remarkable escape from relegation wasn't a traditional platform for a title challenge.
- Their much-publicised 5,000/1 title odds illustrate just how far out of the running they were expected to be. It wasn't until a 3-1 win at Manchester City in February when thoughts of a sustained Leicester title challenge began to gather credence.
- A last-gasp defeat to Arsenal next time out was billed as a potentially fatal blow to Leicester's unlikely hopes - but their response was one of champions, taking 23 points from the next 27 available.
- Leicester went on to become the first first-time winners of the English top-flight since Nottingham Forest in 1978 - a title win out of nowhere.
