Liverpool has won the Premier League title and the day could not have gone better.

Alexander-Arnold led the renditions of Freed From Desire and showed — despite the uncertainty over his future — just how much winning the league title meant to him.

Andy Robertson, the Liverpool left-back, up a giant bottle of Champagne, shaking it and then spraying it all over his teammates, before breaking into a rendition of "Campiones, campiones, ole, ole, ole!".

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“We enjoyed it [when we won the league in 2020], of course we did, but you can’t beat what we experienced today and how we went to the ground and the fans during and after the game," he said.

Incredible to win the Premier League here with the fans — [it] is something special," he said.

"You saw that today and you saw it in the game.

It’s an incredible feeling to win the Premier League here with Liverpool and the fans.

“This is way better [than five years ago], 100 per cent...

For obvious reasons, I think it was a nice moment to thank him as well."

Outside, thousands gathered on the road in front of The Kop, making it impossible to move as fans — those who were inside the stadium and those who went along without a ticket just to be there — savored every single second.

This is a party that has been 35 years in the making, that being the last time Liverpool won the league and was able to celebrate properly