Reaction, analysis and your views as Liverpool claim their 20th English top-flight title
Latest: Liverpool have confirmed that a Premier League victory parade will take place on Monday 26 May
From the Liverpool camp: Salah says the title win is '100% better' than the 2019-20 win & Slot sings Jurgen Klopp's name on the pitch
Stats and analysis: Liverpool join Man Utd on 20 titles | Joint-third fastest title winners | The best of Liverpool's season | Biggest title winning gaps in PL history | Liverpool's dominance
Punditry: Martin O'Neill - Title win 'defies belief' | Gary Neville - 'One of the great coaching performances'
The best images: Full-time scenes | Partying into the night | On-field celebrations
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Hey Ben, no scrambling/leave required for that parade - it’s a Bank Holiday 👌🏻
Lee
Ben what leave is required? It is a Bank Holiday and all kids off school too!
Gareth, LFC fan
Liverpool 5-1 Tottenham
Image source, Getty ImagesArne Slot and Jurgen Klopp have developed something of a bromance ever since the former replaced the latter in the Anfield dugout.
Liverpool fans would surely love to see their former and current managers celebrating together when Liverpool get their hands on the trophy next month. Could it happen?
"Yes, the plan is [to be in Liverpool] but not on the bus," Klopp said at a fundraising event in Cape Town last month, as reported by ESPN, external.
"I will be there with the people I saw on the bus [when Liverpool had their last trophy parade]. That's the idea to be honest, but we will see.
"I think I will be there for the last game. I didn't want to go earlier to be honest because I didn't want to jinx it all the time. If I'm in the stadium for the first time and they lose. So I will go there when it's decided."
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My boy, James, celebrating yesterday! And both of us back in June 2020. He was still singing this morning. Roll on May 26th! 🏆
Neil, Farnborough
Image source, Liverpool fansLiverpool have invited fans to line the entire 15km route, which is the same as the 2019 and 2022 parades.
The parade wil start at Allerton Maze in the south of the city, before travelling northbound on Queens Drive towards the Fiveways roundabout and on to the Rocket flyover.
It will then pass along Mill Bank, West Derby Road, Islington, Leeds Street, The Strand, before finishing on Blundell Street.
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Sorry to leave you hanging on the 'What did Slot change' at Liverpool chatter but we'll have to stick with the parade news for a while.
I can hear people scrambling to get leave booked in from here!
Liverpool have confirmed that a Premier League victory parade will take place on Monday 26 May, the day after the final game of the season.
The parade will begin at 14:30 BST and follow a 15km route, and is anticipated the parade will last between three and five hours.
Liverpool 5-1 Tottenham
Image source, Getty ImagesIn replacing one of Liverpool's greatest managers, Arne Slot appeared to have an incredibly tough brief.
In his early interviews as Liverpool boss, the Dutchman said that both Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola had influenced his ideas about football.
So instead of ripping everything up and starting again, Slot tinkered with what Klopp had built and made them Premier League champions.
So what did he change?
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Giggles got the face of a cat that got laughed at by her feline pals for predicting Liverpool would win the title back in August.
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Kalwant, Arjun & Zeus enjoying number 20 in Gravesend Kent!
Kalwant, Arjun & Zeus
Image source, Liverpool fansOur cat Giggles, sat on her Liverpool coloured blanket looking very smug after watching the game!
Sam, Portsmouth
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BBC Sport
Siuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! The dog and cat pics have arrived.
Liverpool 5-1 Tottenham
So how do Liverpool's attacking stats compare to their Premier League rivals?
According to Opta, this season Arne Slot's side rank first in the league for:
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Good afternoon, I hope you’re well 😊 I just wanted to send in a picture and video from yesterday with me and my mum celebrating seeing Liverpool win the league. My mum has always been the best role model I could have asked for and I will forever be grateful that. I will also be forever grateful for making sure I was a Red haha
Anon
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While this Liverpool side are not the highest scoring team in Premier League history, they are on course to break another record.
Liverpool have scored two or more goals in 29 league games this season, one game short of the record set by Manchester City in 2017-18 and equalled by Liverpool in 2021-22.
Arne Slot's side have four more games to beat the record.
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My wife bought me a Liverpool gin glass and new fire pit for Christmas. I waited until last night (title win) to break them both out.
Carl, Wrexham
Image source, Liverpool fansLiverpool 5 -1 Tottenham Hotspur
John Aldridge
Former Liverpool striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Former Liverpool striker John Aldridge praised Liverpool's title win at Anfield and the atmosphere generated by the fans in the stadium:
"I didn't think we were capable of upending Manchester City the way they've been. But the way the manager has done it and the manner we did it, it's been exceptional.
"I went to my first game in mid 60s watching Roger Hunt and co. and I've been lucky to support this club but the way yesterday was planned and the way it went, it ticked every single box. Having to come from 1-0 down was the right way to do it.
"Liverpool fans rose to the occasion and it was spine-tingling the rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone and the way it was portrayed and the way the team stood in front of The Kop. I've sung that millions of times but that was one of the best I've ever seen.
"It wasn't just The Kop, it was every single part of the ground."
Liverpool 5-1 Tottenham
Image source, Getty ImagesThe 2024-25 Premier League is the third major trophy Slot has won during his managerial career.
His first was the Eredivisie title he guided Feyenoord to in 2022-23. Last season his side won the KNVB Cup.
He was on the losing side as Feyenoord were defeated in the 2021-22 Uefa Conference League final, and oversaw Liverpool's 2-1 defeat to Newcastle in the League Cup final last month.
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
That recap of our best pictures is leading me on nicely as we head into this afternoon because the tug of war about the Premier League being rubbish or not is giving me a headache.
What I need in my life is more pictures of celebrations. Not arguments. Pure good vibes.
Celebratory pics of you and the family. Pics of your dogs/cats/fish in Liverpool gear celebrating yesterday's win.
So, while we continue to delve through the reaction and analysis to the Reds winning the title - send me your best images from yesterday/today.
Newcastle fans were good at this after the EFL Cup victory, so you've got a lot to live up to, Liverpool fans!
For Liverpool fans who have just woken up this lunchtime with a sore head and a vague recollection of something memorable happening...here is a snapshot of your club's Premier League title celebrations:
Is it all coming back to you now?
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I’m a Liverpool fan, and proud of it, but I have also been congratulatory of any of the teams that have won titles over the years. It feels like sour grapes when you hear all the “they only won because” excuses from other fans. I’m not sure what we have to do to get acknowledged by some. Still, if we win next year too, there’s a whole year to come up with some new excuses .
Neil
To all those sour grape comments, “league isn’t as strong”, “Man City are weaker”, blah, blah, blah, blah. Liverpool fans have woken up today with their team as Premier League champions. There are plenty of you who would swap places with us! Brilliant achievement by a new manager and following a massive character like Jurgen. Party time in Liverpool!
Mark, Liverpool
Those trying their very best to demean Liverpool's title victory, a little embarrassing isn't it? The target is to be the best team in a given season and not only have Liverpool done that, but they've done so by a country mile. This team will only get better too!
Mike, Eastbourne
Liverpool 5-1 Tottenham
At 46 years old, Slot is the third-youngest manager to lead a side to the Premier League title, after Jose Mourinho (twice younger with Chelsea in 2004-05 and 2005-06) and Kenny Dalglish (with Blackburn 1994-95).
