Liverpool Fans Celebrate 2024-25 EPL Title, Reds' 1st Win Since 2019-20 Season

Liverpool are back atop the mountain.

For the first time since the 2019-20 season, the Reds are Premier League champions, clinching the title with a 5-1 drubbing of Tottenham and officially ending Manchester City's four-year streak of EPL dominance.

It is Liverpool's 20th top-division title, tying them with Manchester United for the most in English football history. Manchester United last conquered the Premier League in the 2012-13 season, the final campaign for legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Liverpool, meanwhile, pulled even in Arne Slot's first season in charge after he replaced Anfield legend Jürgen Klopp. Slot's predecessor had led Liverpool to a Premier League title and Champions League crown in his nine years on the job.

And so yes, Liverpool fans were feeling the joy on Sunday:

It was a day of milestones for the Reds. Mohamed Salah's second-half goal—his league-leading 28th on the year—not only moved him up the all-time goal list in the Premier League, but also made him the highest-scoring international in the history of the competition:

Coming into the season, a three-way race was expected between Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City. But Arsenal dealt with a number of injuries and dropped points far too often (13 draws), while City were absolutely dreadful in November and December and never fully recovered.

It all set the stage for Liverpool to cruise to the title, clinching it with four matches remaining. The Reds sit at 82 points, while Arsenal are now a distant second on 67 total points.

In the Premier League this year, Liverpool left little doubt. The trophy returns to Anfield, a most familiar perch.