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Gary Lineker has revealed that he is open to hosting Match of the Day in his pants once again if Leicester City manage to win another Premier League title. The Foxes shocked the world in
2016 when they clinched the honours in England's top flight, just one year after surviving relegation by the skin of their teeth. Lineker made a promise before Leicester's title
was confirmed that he would present Match of the Day in his underwear if his beloved club managed to get the job done. He famously went on to open the show in just a pair of boxers after
Chelsea's win over Tottenham meant that Leicester could not be caught at the top of the table. While it seems unlikely that the Foxes will win the Premier League again, or at least in
Lineker's lifetime, he is willing to repeat his previous antics if the miracle repeats itself at some point further down the line. Lineker was speaking about the topic on the Match of
the Day podcast when he was asked by co-host Micah Richards: "Are you going to do that again any time soon? If they get promoted?" He responded: "If Leicester win the league
again, I'll do it." Alan Shearer then waded in to clarify the terms of the promise, asking: "Even if they win the Championship?" Lineker, however, said: "Not the
Championship, no, the Premier League." Richards sounded disappointed as he questioned the likelihood of the stunt ever happening again, saying: "They're not going to win the
Premier League again, are they?" Lineker then jokingly replied: "Micah, do you want to see me in my pants in my sixties?" Leicester have enjoyed a strong start to life back in
the Championship following their relegation from the Premier League at the end of last season. The Foxes are currently top of the table after winning all but one of their opening 11
matches, putting them two points clear of second-placed Ipswich Town and 10 points ahead of Preston North End in third. Enzo Maresca's side will certainly be a safe bet to achieve
promotion at the end of the campaign as they look to secure an immediate top-flight return. However, it seems as though Lineker is unlikely to be getting his kit off any time soon unless
another Premier League trophy somehow ends up at the King Power Stadium. FOLLOW OUR _EXPRESS SPORT_ PAGE ON INSTAGRAM HERE.