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Ranieri: I won’t be watching
- Updated: May 1, 2016
Leicester will be crowned champions if Tottenham fail to beat Chelsea on Monday night – but Claudio Ranieri insists he won’t be watching.
The Leicester boss was speaking after seeing his side edge closer to Premier League glory with a 1-1 draw against Manchester United; a result which takes them eight points clear at the top.
A win would have guaranteed the first top-flight title in Leicester’s 132-year history, but that could now be confirmed if Spurs fail to pick up three points at Stamford Bridge, live on Sky Sports 1 HD, from 7pm on Monday.
But Ranieri says he could miss the historic moment because he will be on a plane home following a short trip to Italy to visit his 96-year-old mother.
He told Sky Sports: “I would like to watch the …
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