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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 28 entries checked · 20 flagged · 46 issues confirmed · 20 corrected · 26 still open
Belvoir Drive — The claim that the women's team secured the FA Women's Super League title on 27 March 2021 is incorrect. Leicester City Women secured the FA Women's Championship title on 4 April 2021, not 27 March. The 27 March date refers to when they mathematically secured
Leicester City Independent Supporters Club — The club won the FA Cup in 1961 is incorrect; Leicester City won the FA Cup in 2021, not 1961 (they were runners-up in 1961, 1963, and 1969).
Leicester Fosse Founding — The club joined The Football Association (FA) in 1888 is incorrect; Leicester Fosse actually joined the FA in 1887.
Leicester Fosse Founding — The first Midland League match was a 4–3 win over Grimsby Town on September 5, 1891 is incorrect; the first Midland League match was a 4–3 win over Lincoln City on September 5, 1891, not Grimsby Town.
1960s FA Cup Semi-Finals — The 1962-63 FA Cup semi-final was a single match at Hillsborough, not a replay at the City Ground; Leicester lost 1-0.
Filbert Street Final Season — The final match date is listed as April 13, 2002, but the 2002-03 season's final home game at Filbert Street was actually on April 26, 2003, against Norwich City.
Filbert Street Final Season — The season listed is 2002-03, but the final match date given (April 13, 2002) falls in the 2001-02 season, not 2002-03.
2003-04 Championship Title — The club secured promotion on April 17, 2004, but the Championship title was not mathematically confirmed until later. Leicester clinched promotion on April 17, 2004, but the title was secured on April 25, 2004, after a 1-1 draw with Rotherham United.
2003-04 Championship Title — Leicester City's points tally of 92 points (not 96) was the record for the Championship at that time. The 96-point claim is incorrect; the actual total was 92 points.
Gary Lineker All-Time Top Scorer — Lineker is not the third-highest all-time scorer for Leicester City; he is the seventh-highest with 103 goals.
Gary Lineker All-Time Top Scorer — The claim that Lineker scored 24 league goals in his final season before moving to Everton is incorrect; his league tally in his final season (1984–85) was 19 goals, not 24.
Keith Alexander Most Appearances Record — The entry title refers to 'Keith Alexander Most Appearances Record' but the text and stats are about Graham Cross, who is a different person and has no connection to Leicester City's appearance record.
Keith Alexander Most Appearances Record — The entry states Cross made 599 competitive appearances, but the widely accepted official figure is 600.
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