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Supporters paid tribute at Leicester City's stadium following owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha's death in a helicopter crash


An aerial view of the crashed helicopter's charred remains shows the aircraft partially covered by a sheet on Sunday


The scene of the crash has been sealed off by police with a sheet covering one end of the helicopter in the stadium's car park


The helicopter belonging to Leicester owner Srivaddhanaprabha crashed outside the King Power Stadium on Saturday


A graphic shows the locations around the King Power Stadium which the crashed helicopter could have threatened


A sea of tributes cover the ground outside the King Power Stadium, Leicester after owner's helicopter crashed on Saturday


At Selhurst Park fans stood for a minute's applause with the Leicester badge on the screen ahead of Crystal Palace v Arsenal


Burnley and Chelsea players took part in a moment's silence ahead of their Premier League fixture at Turf Moor on Sunday


Manchester United players and their mascot also stood in silence before their game against Everton on Sunday afternoon

FULL CLUB STATEMENT FROM LEICESTER CITY

It is with the deepest regret and a collective broken heart that we confirm our chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, was among those to have tragically lost their lives on Saturday evening when a helicopter carrying him and four other people crashed outside King Power Stadium. None of the five people on-board survived.

The primary thoughts of everyone at the club are with the Srivaddhanaprabha family and the families of all those on-board at this time of unspeakable loss.

In Khun Vichai, the world has lost a great man. A man of kindness, of generosity and a man whose life was defined by the love he devoted to his family and those he so successfully led. Leicester City was a family under his leadership. It is as a family that we will grieve his passing and maintain the pursuit of a vision for the club that is now his legacy.

A book of condolence, which will be shared with the Srivaddhanaprabha family, will be opened at King Power Stadium from 8am on Tuesday 30 October for supporters wishing to pay their respects.

Supporters unable to visit King Power Stadium that wish to leave a message can do so through an online book of condolence, which will be made available via lcfc.com in due course.

Both Tuesday's first team fixture against Southampton in the EFL Cup and the Development Squad fixture against Feyenoord in the Premier League International Cup have been postponed.

Everyone at the club has been truly touched by the remarkable response of the football family, whose thoughtful messages of support and solidarity have been deeply appreciated at this difficult time.