Leicester make the FA Cup final – best reactions from #LCFC Twitter

Leicester City have made the FA Cup final thanks to another Kelechi Iheanacho goal. Here are the best reactions from the entire #LCFC Twitter sphere.

It was a team effort really, but no side can keep the Nigerian down at the moment! He is now a star. ‘Senior Man’ as people like to call him, is now living up to his name; the Foxes’ top goalscorer this season is on fire, as they say.

Other players like Jonny Evans, Timothy Castagne – increasingly second half – and a few more stood out for me too. But you’d have to give Iheanacho the Man of the Match award for his influence and great play towards the end of the match.

Foxes of Leicester writers are currently working on tactical analysis and report pieces for your reading pleasure. But in this article we are going to look at the tweets that caught our eye from Foxes fans, players, pundits and companies after the King Power club made it to the FA Cup Final.

Leicester City Twitter

Christian really puts what the Foxes are achieving this season into perspective: 3rd in the Premier League and in the cup final and not even part of the so-called ‘big-six’! The whole Blue Army is delighted and proud of LCFC!

A humorous tweet here: I’m not sure Iheanacho is on Ronaldo’s – the Brazilian one – level quite yet. But if the Nigeria striker keeps up this rate of scoring he will have to be spoken about among the best doing it at the minute.

Hopefully Jamie Vardy will return to scoring ways soon! The match winner against Chelsea at Wembley will do just fine, George.

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was a great chairman, with superb vision. What a man, who is sadly missed.

Get in!!!

While Leicester fans can’t celebrate the actual trophy yet, expect some hangovers at work tomorrow!

A lovely thought from @LCFCFamily.

Every Foxes supporter would love to be at the game.

Sounds great, Jamie!

Gary Lineker will me an emotional wreck if we are victorious versus the Pensioners.

What a journey!

What a stat’!

Our stats man, Dominic Wells with his final thought.

Another one of our contributors with a poignant statement.

I hope this one wasn’t too soon – sometimes laughter helps us to move on.