Thursday 21 March 2019 20:04, UK
Players and staff from Leicester City paid their final respects to the club’s late chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha at his cremation on Thursday.
Manager Brendan Rodgers, members of his backroom staff and City players not on international duty, including captain Wes Morgan and striker Jamie Vardy, attended the ceremony in Bangkok.
They joined Vichai's son, City vice-chairman Aiyawatt, at his father's final resting place.
Vichai died in a helicopter accident outside the King Power Stadium following Leicester's game against West Ham last October.
His body has been resting in a temple for 100 days, in accordance with Buddhist tradition, and was cremated on Thursday at a ceremony attended by the Thai king.
The visit marks the second time Leicester have travelled to Thailand since the crash, with former manager Claude Puel and the team attending his funeral in November.
They are due to fly back to Leicester on Saturday.
