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Best Moments of Liverpool’s 2024/25 Season: A Campaign to Savour

Liverpool’s 2024/25 Premier League triumph was a story of renewal, resilience and relentless pursuit. Few had tipped the Reds to reclaim their throne so quickly after Jurgen Klopp’s emotional departure, but under Arne Slot’s calm leadership, Liverpool returned to the summit of English football in emphatic style.

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Across a remarkable season filled with stunning performances and defining moments, the team produced a campaign few will forget. Here, we reflect on the best moments of Liverpool’s unforgettable season.

Old Trafford Statement

Arne Slot did not take long to silence doubters. In only his third Premier League match, Liverpool travelled to Old Trafford to face their fiercest rivals. It was a fixture charged with emotion and expectation.

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Luis Diaz struck twice in quick succession before Mohamed Salah, so often Manchester United’s tormentor, added a third after the break. Liverpool controlled proceedings with a measured style, recording a statement win with less possession than their hosts. It was a pivotal early marker of Slot’s ability to blend discipline with attacking menace.

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Arsenal Fightback

By late October, Liverpool were gathering momentum under Slot, but a trip to Arsenal offered one of the sternest tests yet. The Gunners, twice recent runners-up, played with a swagger that suggested a title charge of their own.

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Yet Liverpool’s resilience shone through. Twice falling behind, they refused to buckle. Salah’s late equaliser ensured a valuable point and preserved a vital lead at the summit. It was the type of gritty result upon which titles are built.

Double Dominance Over Manchester City

Defeating Manchester City once is an achievement; doing it twice in a single season underlines a team’s superiority.

The first meeting at Anfield in December saw Liverpool utterly outclass the champions. Goals either side of half-time sealed a 2-0 win, but the scoreline barely reflected the Reds’ dominance, with a huge 3.57 expected goals recorded.

A second 2-0 victory at the Etihad in February was just as impressive. Two first-half strikes and a resolute defensive performance secured a rare away win against Pep Guardiola’s side, putting Liverpool firmly in control of the title race.

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Thrilling Tottenham Contest

Liverpool’s 6-3 win over Tottenham Hotspur just before Christmas provided a thrilling reminder that the Reds can still turn on the chaos when needed.

Diaz and Salah both netted braces, while Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister also found the net. Though Liverpool’s defensive lapses gave Spurs hope, the attacking flair on display evoked memories of the freewheeling Klopp era. It was entertainment of the highest order and a key three points in the title charge.

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Nunez’s Late Heroics at Brentford

January brought wobble and worry, with Liverpool starting the year slowly. It took Darwin Nunez, often a peripheral figure under Slot, to ignite them again.

At Brentford, with the game goalless deep into stoppage time, Nunez scored twice in as many minutes to secure a vital 2-0 win. His heroics halted any talk of a winter slump and reignited Liverpool’s march towards glory.

Salah’s Record-Breaking Season

Few players have shaped Liverpool’s modern era more than Mohamed Salah, and 2024/25 added another extraordinary chapter to his story.

His two penalties against Southampton in early March lifted him into third place on Liverpool’s all-time goalscorers list, behind only Roger Hunt and Ian Rush. It capped a season where he not only delivered goals but also an astonishing number of assists, becoming the Premier League’s player of the season by any measure.

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Salah’s brilliance was the bedrock of Liverpool’s success.

Contract Relief for Salah and Van Dijk

As important as any moment on the pitch was the news off it: Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk both committing their futures to Liverpool.

With their contracts set to expire, anxiety had gripped supporters. But within the space of a week, both key figures penned extensions, ensuring continuity for Slot’s project. The relief was palpable, and the significance profound — the two cornerstones of the side reaffirming their loyalty at a crucial juncture.

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Trent’s Emotional Farewell

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future has long been the subject of speculation, and his departure now seems inevitable, with Real Madrid circling.

But Liverpool fans were given a parting gift. At Leicester’s King Power Stadium in April, with Liverpool inching closer to the title, Trent returned from injury to score the winning goal just five minutes after coming on.

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The celebration—shirt ripped off, arms aloft — was one of pure emotion. It was a moment that encapsulated Trent’s connection to Liverpool and ensured a fitting farewell, should he move on this summer.

Title Clinched in Style Against Spurs

When Liverpool hosted Tottenham in late April, only a point was needed to secure the title. The expectation, the sunshine, and the swelling crowds around Anfield hinted at a day of destiny.

Despite Dominic Solanke’s early goal dampening the mood briefly, Liverpool responded like champions. Diaz, Mac Allister and Gakpo all struck before the break, before Salah added a fitting flourish with a brilliant counter-attacking goal. An own goal from Destiny Udogie capped a 5-1 demolition, and the celebrations began in earnest.

Slot’s men had not just won the Premier League — they had done it emphatically, with a blend of style, spirit, and supreme consistency.

Liverpool’s Season: A New Era Built on Best Moments

Liverpool’s 2024/25 campaign was a testament to the club’s enduring spirit. They navigated transition, doubts and challenges, and came through stronger.

Under Arne Slot, Liverpool did not merely survive the post-Klopp era; they thrived, writing a new chapter in the club’s storied history. From record-breaking feats to emotional goodbyes, from the best performances against the biggest rivals to the most critical contract renewals, this season was filled with unforgettable moments.

Liverpool are champions again — and this time, it feels like only the beginning.