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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-05 · 135 entries checked · 126 flagged · 370 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 370 still open
Belvoir Drive — The entry states the club competes in the third tier of English football, but Leicester City currently competes in the second tier (EFL Championship) as of the 2024–25 season.
Leicester City Independent Supporters Club — The intro states Leicester City Women currently compete in Women's Super League 2, but they actually compete in the FA Women's Super League (top tier) since 2021–22.
Jamie Vardy — Vardy is not a free agent; he is still under contract with Leicester City as of the current date (2025).
Jamie Vardy — Vardy did not depart in 2025 following another relegation; Leicester City were relegated in 2023 and promoted in 2024, but as of the current date, he has not left the club or played for Cremonese.
Walkers Stadium — The stadium opened in 2002, not 1995.
Walkers Stadium — The stadium was renamed King Power Stadium in 2011, not 2002.
Filbert Park — Leicester City's current home ground is the King Power Stadium, not Filbert Park, which was demolished in 2003.
Filbert Park — Filbert Park opened in 1891, not 1919, and Leicester City was founded in 1884, not 1919.
Filbert Street — The stadium opened in 1891, not 1919.
Filbert Street — The location 'East Leicester' is imprecise; Filbert Street is in the West End of Leicester.
King Power Stadium — The stadium is located in the 'Westcoast area' of Leicester; the correct area is 'Westcotes' or simply the western part of Leicester, as there is no 'Westcoast' area in Leicester.
King Power Stadium — The naming rights are attributed to King Power as a 'Thai tobacco company'; King Power is a Thai duty-free retail conglomerate, not a tobacco company.
We Are The Kings — The wait from 1949 to 2016 is 67 years, not 37 years.
We Are The Kings — Leicester City's second FA Cup win was in 1997, not 1964.
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