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Liverpool celebrate Premier League title win with iconic You’ll Never Walk Alone anthem

Liverpool won the Premier League for the second time in five years, and a 20th top-flight title overall, when they defeated Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 at Anfield on Sunday afternoon.

The celebrations began as Luis Diaz, Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah all scored for the Reds who secured the trophy before the end of April and brought manager Arne Slot his first piece of silverware at Anfield.

Slot took over as boss in the summer following the shock departure of Jurgen Klopp last year but he manoeuvred the team that the German had rebuilt and forged them into repeat Premier League champions. Liverpool have an unassailable 82 points with four matches to play and have swept their competition aside with seeming ease this year.

“It is incredible to win this with our fans,” Mo Salah said after victory was confirmed. “This is 100% better than last time [in 2020], especially with the fans. We have a different group now so to show we can do it again is something special.”

The two simple statistics that prove Liverpool’s title win is simply not about ‘luck’

If Liverpool can finally be called English champions again, you can’t really repeat the old line that they’re back on their perch.

They’re now on a pedestal. They can look down on the rest of the Premier League from high above, finally free to celebrate amid the certainty of victory.

There is also an even better view from that vantage point, that has been surprisingly underplayed in this long run to the title.

Miguel Delaney28 April 2025 09:28

Will Liverpool receive a guard of honour?

Liverpool have won their second Premier League title after picking up the point they needed with their win against Tottenham on Sunday.

With four Premier League games to go, Arne Slot’s men now have an unassailable lead at the top of the table.

Will Liverpool receive a guard of honour – and is it compulsory for Arsenal?

The Premier League champions have four games left after securing their second title in five years on Sunday

Kieran Jackson28 April 2025 09:00