Ten years ago, Leicester City were playing Copenhagen in the Champions League. This week, The Athletic joined fans on the bus to Bromley…

Leicester City supporters travelled to Bromley for a League One fixture, reflecting on their club's steep decline a decade after competing in the Champions League. Following consecutive relegations, 825 away fans made the journey to south-east London with the team sitting 10th in the third tier. Despite widespread frustration over recent poor form and divisive tactics under head coach Russell Martin, Leicester's away following remains completely sold out this season.
The match concluded positively for the travelling supporters as Leicester secured a 4-0 victory over Bromley, achieving back-to-back league wins for the first time since August 2025. The result offered brief respite amid ongoing supporter discontent regarding club ownership and Martin's possession-based style, following a turbulent summer where sporting director James McCarron oversaw more than 30 departures and 16 new arrivals.
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