“SHOCKING! Jamie Vardy’s JAW-DROPPING 200th Goal in EPIC 500th Leicester Match—You WON’T Believe His Final Act!”

Jamie Vardy capped off his legendary Leicester City career by scoring his 200th goal in trademark style, thrilling fans at the King Power Stadium.

On his 500th and final appearance for the club, Vardy latched onto a precise pass from James Justin and calmly slotted the ball past Ipswich keeper Alex Palmer, giving City the lead.

It was a classic Vardy moment—darting off the shoulder of the last defender and finishing coolly.

He celebrated by running toward the Ipswich fans, who had taunted him earlier in the game with chants referencing his wife and shouting “Rooney!” in an attempt to rile him up.

Despite missing two earlier opportunities—one after taking Jordan Ayew’s through ball too wide and another shot into the side netting from a free-kick—Vardy didn’t falter a third time.

Justin intercepted the ball in midfield, dribbled past two players, and delivered a perfect assist. Vardy timed his run flawlessly and finished early, leaving Palmer rooted to his spot.

The goal was the perfect farewell, coming 13 years to the day since Vardy signed for Leicester.

His title-winning teammates—Wes Morgan, Danny Simpson, Kasper Schmeichel, Marc Albrighton, Danny Drinkwater, Shinji Okazaki, and Matty James—were all present to witness the moment.

Before kick-off, the club and fans paid tribute to Vardy’s incredible legacy. A stadium-wide display featured flags on every seat with the message “Thank you, Vards,” and the word “GOAT” was spelled out across the East Stand.

It was a fitting send-off for a club icon whose goals and spirit defined an unforgettable era for Leicester City.