Leicester City's remarkable Premier League triumph has captured an audience throughout the world but it has also recieved congratulations from Prime Minister David Cameron and Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn.
But, as with everything at Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, the two sides could not resist landing a dig at each other.
Corbyn mocked Cameron, who has previously said he is an Aston Villa fan, for a mistake he made in a 2015 speech, suggesting that he supports West Ham when he had previously pledged his allegiance to the Villans.
When asking Cameron about Leicester's triumph, Corbyn said: "Is he going to stick with the two [teams] he has already got", bringing laughter from the opposition benches.
"Is he going to stick with the two he has got already?" asks @jeremycorbyn to @David_Cameron at #PMQs https://t.co/4V3i0KA1Bm
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