Leicester City have secured their survival in the Premier League this season with a stunning win over Aston Villa at the King Power Stadium on Saturday.
The Foxes were trailing 1-0 at half-time after a controversial penalty decision and a goal by James Chester, but they came back strong in the second half to secure all three points.
It was a huge boost for manager Craig Shakespeare's team, who had been struggling in the bottom three of the table throughout the season.
After the game, Shakespeare said: "I'm absolutely delighted for the players. They've worked so hard all season and it's great to see them get the result we needed."
The victory means Leicester now sit one point above the drop zone and just two behind Aston Villa, who have won just one of their last seven games.
But it was a different story for Aston Villa, who fell to their fifth defeat in six matches and remain outside the top flight for the first time since 2004.
Villa boss Dean Smith admitted his side will need to improve if they want to avoid relegation next season.
"We're disappointed," he said. "We put in a decent performance against a good team, but we didn't perform well enough to earn anything."
Despite the loss, there were still some positives to take from the game for Villa fans.
Defender Matt Targett was praised for his performance, while midfielder Ross Barkley impressed in midfield.
Targett said: "We gave everything we had today. We were disappointed not to get something out of the game, but we'll be working hard to get back up to where we want to be."
Barkley added: "We know we can play better than that. We've got to work hard and do things right."
Overall, it was a frustrating day for both teams, but it was good to see Leicester secure their survival and give themselves a chance of making a return to the top flight next season.