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Now, though, the moment has finally arrived for a whole new era of Reds followers, one that was denied by the coronavirus restrictions imposed when their team last achieved the feat five years ago.

It's a situation of which every Liverpool fan is resoundingly aware, but is worth repeating.



But the real incentive for everyone this weekend will be the chance for everyone - players, coaching staff and supporters - to celebrate clinching the title together.

Of course, older Liverpool fans, those fortunate to have been following the Reds during the glory days of the 1970s and 1980s, have the luxury of being able to pick and choose their favourite championship triumph.

In 1982, the responded to an early Glenn Hoddle worldie to win 3-1, while six years later a Peter Beardsley strike saw off the Londoners 1-0.

But such an occasion hasn't been afforded to any Liverpool supporter since Queens Park Rangers were beaten at Anfield almost 35 years ago to the day on Sunday, a 2-1 triumph, allied to nearest challengers Aston Villa drawing 3-3 at home to Norwich City, meaning the Reds couldn't be caught at the summit.

Sure, a significant number of fans descended upon the stadium in June 2020 when the title was secured after Manchester City lost at Chelsea.

And having been among the few present to see the trophy lifted at Anfield the following month, the ECHO can confirm regret lingered for a long time afterwards that no supporters were there to join in the celebrations.

So to this season.

With Liverpool having won the league that solitary time in the last 34 previous years, fans are hardly in a position to decide where and when they should win the title

It matters not that Liverpool since dropped points at Villa and Fulham.

Of course, provided the Reds finish the job at some stage over the next month, there will be another party after the final day at home to Crystal Palace when the Premier League trophy will be presented.

But there is now a very real chance Liverpool's victory lap - and a series of guard of honours - could be assured on Sunday
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