Liverpool win title for first time in 30 years
All the reaction to the reds' title win
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It's not just about the Premier League title today, though, because there's plenty of other action on the pitch that could have a lot to say on what happens at both ends of the table.
Here's what's coming up tonight:
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Aaron: I am conflicted. I don't want the win to come today because I want to watch the jubilation of the players on the pitch, the catharsis of 30 years of pain and near misses for Liverpool Football Club explode. But I want the win ASAP. AHHH...
Jamie: I walked into my daughter's bedroom this morning and explained how Liverpool could win the title tonight. At that point I realised the last time it happened I was her age. That is my first memory of football and when I started supporting Liverpool. She is 8.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThese are strange times and if Liverpool do cement the championship tonight, fans will have to make do with celebrating at home, while a trophy parade will also be on hold until it is deemed safe to go ahead with it.
I'm sure Reds fans will still be making the best of the situation, however, so we want to know how and where are you watching tonight? And how do you plan to celebrate if Liverpool seal the title tonight?
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt is, of course, a matter of when not if Liverpool win the title after they put a hand on the Premier League trophy by emphatically beating Crystal Palace 4-0 last night.
That win means Jurgen Klopp's side will be confirmed champions tonight if Manchester City fail to beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
It isn't all bad for Liverpool fans if City win tonight and they have to wait a little longer, either. That would mean Liverpool would have the chance to seal the title at the Etihad next Thursday.
If they avoid defeat in that game, then they will win Premier League at the home of their rivals and the current champions.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool last won the league title in 1989-90
Liverpool fans have had to be a patient bunch.
Not only have they been waiting 30 years to win another league title, but they have also had to wait longer than most because of the coronavirus outbreak.
But now, finally, 326 days after the Reds kicked off their 2019-20 Premier League campaign, the wait to be confirmed as champions could end in the next few hours.
Image source, Getty ImagesIs tonight finally going to be the night?