How Leicester's Tactics Pulled Off The Impossible | Leicester 2015/16 Title Winning Tactics | 

Check out SPITCH for FREE here : tinyurl.com/je7c2tzp What was the moment you believed Leicester could actually win the league?

That Jamie Vardy was a breakthrough season. He is so direct, vertical and fast like Haaland now a days.

Fantastic vid, really brings back the memories. The great thing about this Leicester side was that three of their key dominant players, Vardy, Kante, and Mahrez spent significant time in lower leagues, playing in more or less obscurity and making themselves into great players by sheer will and dedication. So admirable. Mahrez even turned down an offer from PSG to stay at Le Harve. Kante for under $6 million! What is he worth now, even at 30? Even today when I watch Vardy, i think -- this is a guy who knows how to play striker. I wonder if there are diamonds in the rough out there like these three--my guess is you will never see a group like this again coming of age at the right place, right time. lt was lightning in a bottle, with a great goalkeeper, a great striker, a great winger, a great dynamic midfielder destroying the opposition's attack, and a world class manager keeping it together. Beyond remarkable.

"Fortune favours the brave" These words perfectly describes Leicester City 2015/16

As a Leicester fan I still can't believe we pulled this off Literally the impossible was done.🔥🔥

Kante that season...what a revelation 👏👏

this team is the same as monaco 16/17, may have been seen as "small clubs" but actually had a number of hidden gems which were eventually raided by bigger clubs. still, this leicester team really defied the odds to win the premier league, it was so nice to see

Even Gary Lineker was half naked during presentation when Leicester City won the league, Fun fact : Peter and his son won league before Liverpool win it

Damn man you read my mind😂 Last night I was looking for all the stats tactics and and matches performance of Leicester's 2016 season 😂😂😂😂😂

Jamie Vardy was incredible that season, gave me 07/08 Ronaldo vibes

The fact that Drinkwater won a Premier League is still quite staggering for me to believe as a Chelsea Fan.

Okazaki seemed to be very important . Though not a goal scorer or a playmaker he was hardworking

Drinkwater, Kante, Mahrez, Vardy were good that season... History was made

this always shows why ferguson adapted 4-4-2

I saw this in the ad after the last video when directly went searching for this vid but it didn't exist, but now it's here !!!!!!!

Could you please make a video why Mourinhos Tactics failed at Tottenham?

Riyad Mahrez was the best player in the premier league at that time and he was a Key player who helped Leicester to win the title

The biggest work in sporting history

The most important thing of any Leicester game was how they always reminded viewers and players to drink water.

It’s much easier when you have 12 players on the pitch at once

Can we have a Tottenham conte tactics please?

Just a side note. Simpson player as no.17 this season. De Laet was no.2. And you seem to have got Kante and Drinkwater mixed up in the diagram around 7:00

I didn't watch this season so this an important brief for me

Doesnt matter if people said they were lucky, one season wonder, won it because all the team playing bad, but hell Leicester 15/16 were so consistent and superb

It wasn't only Leicester that did great but also other big teams that did the worst possible job that season haha

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Why did no one played against them with a 4-3-3 and Wingers who are hugging the touchline, this would have destroyed their defensive shape.

Huth and Morgan were Vikings!!

what happened to Simpson??

Can you make a video on what made the 4-4-2 so popular back in the day?

modern fairy tale: 5 above average players, smart recruiting, inteligent coach, great goalkeeper and lethal striker, all mixed with a lot of desire and confidance.

Ajax 95 review plz

When this happened I was 10 years old, and didn't really follow the Premier League. I so wish this had happened nowadays, so I could actually watch it happen and enjoy the magical, once in a lifetime experience.

Ranieri should get more credit

Can you do Barcelona 2006 analysis

Pls do man city tactics 2021/2022

This was a topic worth interest. Too many times it's the Man City or Chelsea show on this channel. Frankly, the tactics of those teams is really "we paid for great talents, let's not give them too many instructions that they probably won't follow anyway". Ranieri, in Italy, is a third string manager. You call him in after you canned the guy you initially hired and fire him before you hire the next. But in England, he's a league winner. Why? What did he do? He played it tight and organized in the back and didn't suffer the kind of losses to lesser teams that plagued Leicester's seasons in the past. And this allowed him to hang in there against the financial giants that usually stomp teams like Leicester. He was given defensive players in the midfield and he used them in conjunction and balanced with attacking midfielders. And then he countered the living hades out of the naive and attacking English teams that threw players forward over and over and over. It was really satisfying to see. I hope to see more like this, where mid-table teams succeed over their expectations or lower table teams turn their season around to fight relegation win or lose. At least these would be real studies in tactics rather than the more sensationalism and glamour of the richer teams that at times, play less tactically but have more marquis names that play with less discipline. For example, I remember Leeds having more screen time on this channel last season. It's a shame that a team has to win to be here. There's an honor to playing organized even if the team has less money, and therefore less success.

You got a wrong name of Kasper Schmeichel on the graphics, you wrote ,,Schmeical", best wishes for you :)

Yet so many people still hate Defensive strategy in football and called it "Negative Football", even when they look at the fact that A Great Defense is key to win the title That is why Manchester City spend a lot on CB and FB, That is why Liverpool only win the title when they had a Great GK Alisson and Superb CB Van Dijk, Also MU lost their title winning chances nowadays when they simply don't have a Great Solid CB like Vidic and Ferdinand, etc.

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Man city 13/14 season please

What's with the names like drink water and simp are tho nicknames ?

Don’t underestimate drinkwater

Imagine if you bet 100 quid on Leicester to win the league as a joke.

Bro you spelled Schmeichel wrong multiple times

Didn't Kante often join attack much often than drinkwater?

As incredible as it is, it shows the naivety of the rest of the prem.

11St

After that what happened to Raneiri?

Nice propoganda against Liverpool as they knocked out Leicester City 5-4 after a comback draw...🤡🤡🤡