Her historic moment in Leicester City's Premier League history: A moment that will live long in the memory of fans, players and staff alike.

Leicester City have had a storied history in the Premier League, but none has seen the way they did under the leadership of manager Brendan Rodgers during his time at the club. In 2019-2020, the team went on to win the league title, securing their first top-flight crown since 1977.

Rodgers' reign was marked by a high-scoring style of play that allowed teams like Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool to struggle to keep pace with them. The club's midfield trio of Jamie Vardy, Harry Kane and Gabriel Jesus were key performers, scoring goals for fun and creating opportunities for their teammates.

However, there was one moment in particular that left a lasting impact on fans, players and staff alike. It took place against West Bromwich Albion in the EFL Cup semi-final in January 2020.

The game started brightly, as Leicester City dominated possession and created numerous chances. But then, something strange happened. The ball came back off the post and into the net, giving West Brom a 1-0 lead.

At the break, it looked like this could be another game of "keeper" and "goal". However, the visitors' captain, Harry Maguire, scored from close range to level the score before the half-hour mark.

In the second half, the home side continued to dominate, and when Maguire made it 2-0, the pressure mounted on Leicester. But then, something magical happened. A stunning finish from Jamie Vardy, who had just missed a penalty earlier in the season, gave the team the lead again.

It was a dramatic display of football, and it is clear that Rodgers had set his players up for success. And it is also clear that the legacy of Brendan Rodgers will continue to live on in the history of Leicester City and the Premier League.

So next time you see Leicester City playing at home, make sure you enjoy the moments that come after the game, because that is what makes it all worth it.