Vardy welcomed as “great” after scoring 200. Goal to farewell to Leicester

Jamie Vardy Ruud Van Nonelroooy welcomed as “great” after scoring his 200th goal for Leicester City at his farewell appearance for the club.

Vardy, who has known Leicester, into the amazing Premier League title in 2015-16, received an honorary guard ahead of the final home game of Foxes in a campaign against Ipswich Town.

Two clubs will return to the championship next season after the relegation, but Vardy will home to homes the reason to celebrate in a 2-0 historic victory at King Power Stadium.

Vardy opened the scoring in the game that marked his 500th. The appearance in the 28th minute, attaching to James Justin’s passage and shooting through the feet of Dare O’she and beyond goalkeeper Ipswich Alex Palmer.

Kasey McATeer doubled Leicester’s lead in the 69th minute, and Vardy withdrew 11 minutes later to soak in cheering from home fans. They won’t play in the final next Sunday at Bournemouth.

“If you score your 200th goal at 500. The appearance, then you are great,” Van Nisnolroooy said about Vardy.

“He was a unique player and a person for this football club. In the years to come, we will realize that we are part of this moment.

“And he is a character, there is a story and an advantage for him. And he is a great captain. We are motivated to manage well for Jamie, but also to get more momentum after winning Southampton and a point against Nottingham Forest. These are some positive to the end of the season.”

Brentford 2-3 Fulham

There is still a chance that the eighth place could be a European place, despite Crystal Palace, in which she claimed a place in the Europa League with her final win of FA Cup over Manchester City.

Depending on the fact that Chelsea won the conference league and ended up outside the first five, and Fulham reduced the gap at the eight-ranked Brentford with an exciting 3-2 win over their Western London rivals.

They took the lead in the 16th minute when Raul Jimenez’s header turned out to be too strong for Mark Flekken, only that Bryan Mbuemo replied with a smart end to the corner of the lower right six minutes later.

Mbuemo missed the opportunity to do it 2-1 from a penalty kick, as Bernd Leno rejected him in the 28th minute after Joachim Andersen knocked down Kevin Schade, but Brentford took the lead two minutes before the burglary through the Yoane Wissa touched.

But two goals in the space of the sluggish spell of the second half sealed her for Fulham, a fine head of Tom Cairney, followed by a beautiful Harry Wilson shot to move Fulham’s point behind Brentford.

Brighton and Hove Albion face Liverpool on Monday, and Bournemouth is visited by Manchester City on Tuesday, and both sides have the opportunity to skip Brentford on the eve of the last day of next Sunday.