Roy Hodgson's last home game as Watford boss ended in a heavy defeat as Leicester ran out 5-1 winners at Vicarage Road on Sunday
With incoming Watford head coach Rob Edwards in attendance, the already relegated Hornets made the perfect start as Joao Pedro (6) capitalised on some poor Leicester defending to open the scoring
However, that wasn't the end of the defensive calamities as James Maddison (18) and Jamie Vardy (22) were the benefactors of some forgettable moments at the heart of the Watford defence as Leicester turned the game on its head with two goals in four minutes
Leicester put the game to bed minutes into the second half through Harvey Barnes (46) before Vardy (70) and then Barnes (86) grabbed their second goals of the game to put the finishing touch on a superb afternoon for Brendan Rodgers' side, who move into the top half into 10th
Sky Sports pundit Tim Sherwood described Watford's performance as "disgraceful"
"Roy Hodgson does not deserve this performance," said Sherwood
 "They have thrown the towel in
"Defeat keeps Watford in 19th and they will look to avoid finishing bottom when they travel to Chelsea on the final day of the season
With their relegation from the Premier League already confirmed, Watford started brightly, and they edged ahead inside six minutes
Leicester made a mess of dealing with Ken Sema's corner as the ball bounced off Youri Tielemans before Pedro's low effort went in off Timothy Castagne
The hosts were piling the pressure on Leicester and twice went close to doubling their advantage, including Adam Masina hitting the crossbar, but defensive errors allowed the visitors back into the game
Craig Cathcart collided with Masina as he attempted to deal with a long ball over the top and Youri Tielemans capitalised, teeing up Maddison for a simple finish into the empty net
Leicester were ahead four minutes later as Vardy claimed his third goal in two games
Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster rushed off his line to the edge of his box in an attempt to punch clear Maddison's ball forward but Vardy got there first to head the ball into the unguarded goal
The goals continued to come for Leicester, and they doubled their advantage seconds into the second half
Substitute Marc Albrighton, who replaced Nampalys Mendy at the break, made an instant impact, producing an inviting cross from the right and the unmarked Barnes was on hand to volley the ball home at the far post
Vardy then grabbed his second of the game as Leicester continued to punish Watford's lacklustre performance
Cathcart failed to deal with Barnes' through ball and Vardy brought it down before coolly finishing past Foster in front of the travelling fans
Barnes then put the finishing touch on a brilliant afternoon for Leicester to get his second of the afternoon late on
For Watford, it finished in a damp squib in the Hertfordshire rain as the players stayed out on the pitch at full-time to show their appreciation to the home fans, who had mostly already gone home
Watford boss : "We were architects of our own downfall
"Bad mistakes led to the goals
 When you analyse the goals we conceded, there isn't a lot good you could say
 Crass individual errors and we find ourselves on the end of a very bad defeat
"We've had the worst home record in all the leagues
 You need your wins at home
 The fans are entitled to be frustrated and upset with us and to make their opinions heard
"Leicester boss: "It was a fantastic win
 It's never easy at this stage of the season when people think you have nothing to play for
 I'm proud of the players
 They turned up
 They were hungry right to the end, and it was a good win for us
"It was another unfortunate deflection from the corner which saw us concede
 Our response was outstanding
 The hunger and momentum and feeling of the game was good for us
 It's how we want to play
 We want to be difficult to play against with or without the ball
 We did both today
"I thought the attacking part of our game was outstanding
 James Maddison's quality was sensational - his passing, his delivery, work rate was very good
 We had that intensity
 We were penetrating
 We talked before about making more runs in behind
""In the final game of the season, you can't put in a performance like that
 It's been a disappointing season; it's been a bit of a disaster from start to finish
 You have to give the fans something to cheer about in the final home game and we didn't do that
 We were miles off
"People definitely can't be pinning blame on Roy Hodgson
 He galvanised us a bit
 We were a wayward team and didn't know what our game plan was
 He got us working as a unit
 The confidence has been so low
 It doesn't help when you're getting battered and punished for mistakes
 I don't think a manager in the world could have saved us
 What Roy and Ray [Lewington] have done for us is brilliant
 I've enjoyed playing with them
"I think a few players will leave and a few will come in
 Hopefully we can do what we did a couple of years ago and bounce back
 We have a lot of quality individuals
"Watford suffered their 15th home league defeat of the season, the joint-most by any side in a single English top-flight campaign, level with Blackpool in 1966-67 and Stoke City in 1984-85
The Hornets have conceded 46 Premier League goals at Vicarage Road this season, the most at home by any side in a single campaign in the competition, and most by any top-flight side overall since 1960-61 (Newcastle 49, Chelsea 48)
Leicester have won back-to-back Premier League games for only a third time this season, also doing so in October and March
Leicester City have conceded 16 Premier League goals from corners this season, the joint-most in a single campaign by any side since Opta have this data available (from 2006-07), level with Watford in 2016-17 and Brighton in 2017-18
Leicester's James Maddison has scored 16 goals in all competitions this season, his best tally in a single campaign in his career
 He also has 17 Premier League goal involvements this term (10 goals, seven assists), also his most in a season in the competition
 Maddison (16 goals, 11 assists) became the first Leicester player to both score 10+ and assist 10+ goals in a single season in all competitions since Riyad Mahrez in 2017-18 (13 goals, 12 assists)
Leicester travel to Chelsea on Thursday at 8pm
 On the final day of the Premier League season, Leicester host Southampton and Watford head to Chelsea on Sunday at 4pm