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Come Sunday evening, though, the Liverpool boss may have good reason to stock it with the best beverages his native Holland has to offer.

The Red half of Merseyside - along with supporters all around the globe - will have the champagne on ice this weekend ready to mark Liverpool being crowned champions of England for a record-equalling 20th time.

Anfield expects.



Arsenal's draw at home to Crystal Palace on Wednesday night means the Reds need only to avoid defeat at home to Tottenham Hotspur this weekend to clinch the title with four games left to spare.

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Having been denied the customary championship celebrations five years ago due to coronavirus restrictions, it's a potential party that has been 35 years in the making given Liverpool's most recent previous such success was way back in 1990.

For his part, Slot has remained calm throughout, helped by largely steering clear of the fan fervour during his everyday life.

But I don't go outside that much, so there aren't many options to talk to me."

Among those who stopped Slot for a quick snap was former Tranmere Rovers defender Dave Challinor, who is the current manager of League One side Stockport County.

And Slot is more than aware of what winning the title - and more pertinently, the collective experience of enjoying the moment with players and fellow supporters - means for Liverpool followers.

"Like every fan around the world, we all watched when Liverpool won the league five years ago," he says.

But we still need a point."

Indeed, Slot is focusing only on the task in hand, although there some familiar faces will be backing the Liverpool boss on Sunday with a number of friends and family making the journey from Holland.

"They will be here but that's not because it's such an important game," he explains.

And Slot is confident the experience of his players, and their form throughout the season, means they can cope with what is likely to be an emotional afternoon.

"That is something we first have to do, we have to do the job," says the Liverpool boss.

That's why we have to be so well prepared."

Regards Liverpool's long, illustrious history in the league championship, Slot has resisted the temptation of a deep dive on YouTube.
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