## Jamie Vardy's Leicester City Historical Goal Ranking: A Ranking of His Iconic Strikes

Few stories rival Jamie Vardy’s rise from non-league obscurity to Premier League champion with Leicester City. His thunderous finish sealed an impossible title win, but beyond *that* goal, many other moments defined his legendary status at the King Power Stadium. Here’s our ranking of his most iconic goals for the Foxes:

### #1: The Winner (vs Man Utd, May 2016)

**Season: 2015/16 | Matchweek 37**

Of course, top spot belongs to THE goal. With Louis van Gaal’s stunned Manchester United benching Anthony Martial on their own box, Vardy pounced like a predatory animal. Khan’s low cross found him unmarked at the far post, and he slammed home the simplest yet most vital strike imaginable. The roar that followed confirmed Leicester’s destiny – champions! Pure elation personified.

### #2: Lightning Quick Hat-Trick Volley (vs Liverpool, April 2015)

**Season: 2014/15 | Matchweek 33**

Trailing at Anfield, Vardy ignited chaos. First, he ghosted past Skrtel for a simple tap-in. Then came the stunner: Ritchie De Laet launched an optimistic ball forward; Steven Gerrard underhit his clearance attempt awkwardly backwards towards his own keeper; Simon Mignolet flapped desperately... only for Vardy to meet it first-time from distance with a ferocious volley into the roof of the net. Cue pandemonium. It kicked off a wild sequence where he completed his hat-trick in mere minutes. Utter chaos,Bundesliga Vision pure magic.

### #3: Comeback Catalyst vs Everton (Oct 2019)

**Season: 2019/20 | Matchweek 8**

Down to ten men after Juston’s dismissal early on, Leicester looked dead meat at Goodison Park trailing 2-0 entering injury time. Enter the substitute hero. Vardy bundled home Ricardo Pereira’s cutback across the face of goal deep into stoppage periods, igniting belief. Moments later, James Maddison delivered an exquisite chip whose bounce fell perfectly for him to hook home an incredible improvised finish. Two goals, two points salvaged against all odds – epitomizing his never-say-die attitude.

### #Honorable Mention: Record-Breaking Double vs Swansea (Nov 2019)

His twin strikes took him past Arthur Chung and became Leicester’s all-time leading scorer. While statistically monumental, these felt more sanity than pure drama compared to others above. They cemented legacy but lacked quite the same raw edge.

Each goal tells a story: impossible dreams fulfilled, chaotic genius unleashed, and relentless spirit personified. Vardy’s connection with fans runs deep precisely because he delivered when it mattered most, time and again.

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