Leicester City finds themselves on the brink of relegation to League One, with their fate potentially sealed as early as Tuesday night. The Foxes face a crucial match against Hull City, who are vying for promotion. A win is essential for Leicester to maintain any hope of survival, but they also rely on favorable results elsewhere this week.

This impending relegation marks a dramatic fall from grace for a club that celebrated a 5,000-1 Premier League title win in 2016. Just seven years after their brief stint in League One, the prospect of dropping back to the third tier looms ominously, especially as they struggle just five years post-FA Cup victory.

Currently, Leicester sits eight points adrift of safety after a heartbreaking defeat to relegation rivals Portsmouth on Saturday. With only nine points left to play for, the situation has ignited anger among fans. A tense moment saw former England international Harry Winks engage in a heated exchange with supporters as he boarded the bus after the match.

Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic expressed empathy for the fans' frustrations, acknowledging that players share the disappointment stemming from their lackluster season. He remains hopeful, stating, "the belief is still there" and emphasizes the importance of the upcoming match against Hull, noting that victory could change their fortunes.

However, Leicester's path to survival is fraught with challenges. They must win all three remaining matches, and even a single loss against promotion-chasing Millwall on Friday could seal their fate. Additionally, they need several results from other matches to go their way in the next 12 days to avoid the drop.