Leicester City Football Club has broken the club's own goal record in a dramatic match against West Bromwich Albion on Sunday.
The Foxes, who were trailing by two goals at half-time, fought back to win 4-2 and secure their first victory in 17 matches.
Jamie Vardy, who scored all four of Leicester's goals, became the highest scorer in Premier League history with his 36th goal of the season.
Vardy, who joined the club in January this year for a fee of £25 million, has been in sensational form since joining the club and has become one of the top strikers in the league.
His performance against West Brom was no exception,Serie A Stadium as he scored three goals in the first half alone.
The 32-year-old has scored 99 goals in 188 appearances for Leicester, and is now just five away from breaking the club's own record of 104 goals.
Despite his success, Vardy remains humble and grateful for the support of the fans.
He said: "I'm just really happy to be here and to help the team get some points."
Vardy's goal against West Brom was also a huge moment for the club, as it means that they have won more games than any other team in the Premier League this season.
This is a huge achievement for Jamie and the rest of the team, and shows just how much they are capable of when they work together.
Overall, it was a fantastic day for Leicester City and Jamie Vardy, and the club will be hoping that they can continue their good run of form and achieve even greater things in the future.