The King Power Stadium - Leicester City (2024)

Hand drawn cityscape illustration of the King Power stadium, home of Leicester City FC using pen and ink - prints available in a number of sizes. 

Opened in July 2002, The King Power Stadium has a capacity of just over 32,000 and replaced Filbert Street, which had been home to Leicester City since 1891. 

It wasn’t a surprise that Leicester’s most famous son, Gary Lineker, cut the ribbon to open the new ground.  It was perhaps more of a surprise to see him present Match of the Day in his underpants 14 years later when they won the league!

This is a super present for any Foxes fan, young or old for a birthday, Christmas or other special occasion. 

Framing Options

All our prints include a mountboard border and a backboard. This is sealed in a protective sleeve and delivered flat, ready to frame. Mountboards are cut to fit standard sized frames but are not stuck down to the artwork, meaning they can be removed without damaging the print beneath. International orders will be sent rolled in a poster tube without a mountboard border.

We also offer a choice of three framing options which can be selected from the drop down menu. Framed prints are made to order and sent in custom made protective packaging consisting of an inner tray, foam wrap and an outer cardboard box. They also include hangers, care instructions and a cleaning cloth. Please allow up to 10 working days for framed delivery.

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