The closest Leicester got to a European trip in recent years was crossing the Welsh border to play Swansea in the Premier League. Now, as the unlikely English champions, they'll be visiting Belgium, Portugal and Denmark - and if all goes well, even more countries - for matches in their first-ever campaign in the Champions League. Leicester is one of two newcomers in Europe's elite club competition this season, along with Rostov following its second-place finish in the Russian league.
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