In a dramatic finish, Stephy Mavididi provided Leicester City with a moment of joy in a challenging season, scoring the only goal in their 1-0 victory against Blackburn Rovers on the final day of the campaign. This win marked only Leicester's second triumph in their last 21 games, a season that has seen them relegated to League One for just the second time in their 142-year history.

Ten years to the day since their historic Premier League title win, Leicester's performance showcased a mix of veteran presence and youthful energy. Despite having eight players from their Premier League squad in the starting lineup, the Foxes struggled early on, with Blackburn dominating chances.

Key moments included:

• Harry Winks setting up Harry Souttar for a header, which Balazs Toth saved.
• A scramble in the box where Jannik Vestergaard and Hamza Choudhury were denied before Jeremy Monga shot wide.
• Blackburn's Moussa Baradji missing a golden opportunity just after halftime.

Despite Blackburn's pressure, Leicester capitalized when Mavididi found the net in the 78th minute, scoring on his second attempt after his initial shot was blocked. Although Jakub Stolarczyk had to make key saves to keep Blackburn in the game, Leicester's late goal sealed the win.

With this result, Blackburn's manager Michael O'Neill will be keen to keep his position, having led the team to only five defeats in their last 15 games. Meanwhile, Leicester's manager Gary Rowett faces the challenge of rebuilding after a disappointing season.