The much-anticipated return of Leicester City to the Premier League has been officially confirmed, thanks to Leeds United's staggering defeat to Queens Park Rangers (QPR).
In a resounding 4-0 victory for QPR, goals from Ilias Chair, Lucas Andersen, Lyndon Dykes, and Sam Field sealed Leeds' fate in what turned out to be their most dismal performance since relegation from the Premier League. This defeat has effectively propelled Wilfred Ndidi, the Nigerian defensive midfielder, and his teammates back to the English top-flight.
Despite Leicester's recent struggles with form, they had been leading the pack in the Sky Bet Championship, positioning themselves as strong contenders for promotion. Although they might not have secured the championship title, their return to the Premier League is now assured.
Leicester's promotion serves as a timely reprieve from the off-field challenges they've been facing, including ongoing financial investigations for potentially breaching Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). The outcome of these investigations could potentially result in points deductions for the Foxes in the upcoming Premier League season.