Ten years on, the football world looks very different—and nowhere is that more evident than in the contrasting fates of Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur. On the anniversary of the Foxes' 5,000/1 miracle Premier League title win, the club is preparing for life in League One after their final Championship game. How times change.

That unforgettable title was sealed not by a Leicester player, but by Chelsea's Eden Hazard. On May 2, 2016, Tottenham needed a win at Stamford Bridge to keep their own title hopes alive. They raced into a 2-0 lead, but Gary Cahill pulled one back for the Blues. Then, with just seven minutes remaining, Hazard came off the bench and curled a stunning equalizer past Hugo Lloris. The draw ended Spurs' challenge and handed Leicester the trophy in one of sport's greatest fairy tales.

Now, a decade later, the roles are reversed. Leicester are heading down to the third tier, while Tottenham are fighting to avoid their own relegation shock. Adding to the irony, Chelsea once again hold the key: the two London rivals meet at Stamford Bridge on May 19, a match that could seal Spurs' drop to the Championship—the biggest Premier League surprise since Leicester's rise.

From title glory to relegation battles, this is football at its most unpredictable. And for fans, it's a reminder that every season brings new stories—and new reasons to wear your club's colors with pride.