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Liverpool Football Club have secured their 20th English top-flight title—and second Premier League crown—after a commanding performance against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday.

The Reds needed just a point to seal the championship but delivered a dominant five-star display to claim all three, igniting jubilant celebrations among fans and players alike.

It was actually the visitors who took the lead early on, with former Liverpool striker Dominic Solanke heading Spurs in front.

However, Arne Slot’s men responded almost immediately.

Luis Diaz tapped in from close range less than five minutes later to level the scores.

In the 24th minute, Alexis Mac Allister lashed a powerful left-footed strike into the roof of the net, giving Liverpool the lead.

Shortly after, Cody Gakpo made it 3-1 with a superb right-footed effort, steering the ball into the bottom-left corner after some deft touches inside the box.

It came from a Mac Allister corner where Spurs’ Bergvall failed to clear properly, and Brennan Johnson also slipped, allowing Gakpo the chance.

After scoring, Gakpo whipped off his shirt to reveal a vest with the message: ‘I belong to Jesus’.

He was shown a yellow card for his celebration, but the Anfield faithful were already in full voice.

Liverpool kept pressing, and in the 63rd minute, Mohamed Salah delivered a moment the entire stadium had been waiting for.

It came after a rapid counter-attack, with Dominik Szoboszlai completely unchallenged as he drove through the middle before setting up Mohamed Salah on the right flank.

Salah cut inside with ease, with Destiny Udogie providing little resistance, and finished calmly into the bottom corner at the near post.

After scoring, Salah took a selfie with a fan in the front row—an image that might one day become iconic.

You could tell how much Salah wanted that goal, and how much the crowd wanted it too.

A fifth Liverpool goal soon followed, and it came in unfortunate fashion for Tottenham.

Destiny Udogie, under pressure inside his own box, turned the ball into his own net while trying to cut out a dangerous cross.

It summed up a miserable afternoon for Spurs and highlighted Liverpool’s relentless attacking pressure.

Liverpool’s dominance continued from there, and the result was never really in doubt.

This title marks a significant milestone, equaling Manchester United’s record of 20 league titles.

It’s also the first time Liverpool have celebrated a league triumph in front of their home supporters since the 2019–20 season, which concluded behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Under the guidance of manager Arne Slot, who succeeded Jurgen Klopp in May 2024, Liverpool have demonstrated remarkable consistency and resilience throughout the season.

Slot’s tactical acumen and emphasis on team cohesion have been pivotal in the club’s success.

Key players have risen to the occasion, with Mohamed Salah leading the scoring charts with 27 league goals.

Trent Alexander-Arnold, returning from injury, made a significant impact by scoring the decisive goal against Leicester City earlier this month, bringing Liverpool within touching distance of the title.

Liverpool’s triumph is not just a testament to their on-field prowess but also reflects the club’s strategic planning and investment in talent retention.

The ownership’s commitment to maintaining a competitive squad has paid dividends, culminating in this season’s success.

As the final whistle blew at Anfield, the atmosphere was electric, with fans celebrating a season that will be remembered for its thrilling performances and unwavering determination.

Liverpool’s 2024–25 campaign stands as a beacon of excellence, setting a high benchmark for seasons to come.

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