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On June 25, 2020, Liverpool secured their first league title in 30 years and it led to wild celebrations across the city, but fans helped the council clean up the aftermath in the early hours of the morning.

Following three decades of unsuccessful title challenges, Liverpool finally clinched the coveted trophy with one of the most dominant Premier League campaigns in history.

Their first Premier League title, and 19th top-flight success, was confirmed when Chelsea beat closest challengers Manchester City 2-1, and fans crowded the streets of Liverpool to celebrate.

The boozy occasion led to thousands of cans being littered through the streets, but many fans put off going to bed to assist the council clean up in time for the morning.

Thousands then gathered in the streets, with some fans experiencing success for the first time while others celebrated the 30-year wait coming to an end.

In the early hours of the following morning, Sky News North of England correspondent Tom Parmenter posted on X: "Just watching some Liverpool fans helping tidy up some of the bottles and cans left strewn around Anfield after the celebrations last night.

Residents of the UK were still under Covid restrictions at the time, meaning that fans couldn't be present inside Anfield when Liverpool finally lifted the trophy.

Due to the impacted celebrations, it's expected that fans will make up for lost time when Liverpool wins the Premier League trophy this season?

Tens of thousands are expected to line the streets, with one million fans potentially attending the parade at the end of the season.

Although the title is yet to be officially confirmed, Liverpool will have two opportunities to clinch the Premier League this week.

If Arsenal win at home, which is the most likely outcome, then Liverpool can secure the title with a win at Anfield against Tottenham.

Rival fans have attempted to dampen Liverpool's celebrations by suggesting that the Premier League competition was weaker this season, but head coach Arne Slot denied those allegations when reflecting on what could be a historic debut season in charge.
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