Leicester mock Leeds with 'I predict a riot' tweet after the Foxes secured promotion to the Premier League as their rivals lost to QPR

Leicester have mocked Leeds on social media after securing promotion to the Premier League.

The Foxes’ return to the top flight was confirmed after promotion rivals Leeds lost 4-0 away to QPR.

While Leicester have secured automatic promotion, Leeds, who are in second place in the Championship, still have work to do if they are to go up.

Leeds are one point clear of Ipswich but have played two games more than Kieran McKenna’s team.

After their promotion was confirmed, Leicester’s official account tweeted: ‘I predict a riot’.

Leicester mocked Leeds on social media after securing promotion to the Premier League

The tweet from Leicester was in response to Leeds’ celebrations after their win over the Foxes

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The tweet was in reference to the song by Kaiser Chiefs which was played when Leeds won 3-1 against Leicester in February having initially gone a goal down.

The song is often played after Leeds’ home victories, and after the aforementioned fixture Leeds posted a video of their fans singing it accompanied by the words ‘I predict a riot’.

After Leeds beat Leicester 3-1 they reduced the gap between them to six points. The gap is now four points but it is insurmountable as Leeds only have one game remaining.

Leeds will host Southampton on the final day of the Championship season.

Ipswich, meanwhile, have away games against Hull and Coventry before concluding the campaign at home to Huddersfield.