Liverpool lift Premier League trophy; fans pour out on streets to celebrate despite virus warnings

Merseyside Police has slammed Liverpool fans for pouring into the streets around Anfield to celebrate their Premier League victory while urging them to “do the right thing” by staying inside their homes and celebrate with their family and close ones amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Police criticise Liverpool fans after Premier League street party

Liverpool's coronation as English champions for the first time in 30 years is the culmination of a dramatic journey since Jurgen Klopp's appointment as manager in 2015.

How smart signings made Liverpool champions again

Liverpool finally ended their 30-year wait to clinch the Premier League trophy after Chelsea defeated Manchester City 2-1 at the Stamford Bridge. As it was mandatory for Man City to bag all three points to delay Liverpool’s wait for the title, the Reds were automatically crowned champions of England after Frank Lampard’s side got the better of Man City.

Watch: How Liverpool players celebrated Premier League title win

When Liverpool were last crowned English champions, in April 1990, Margaret Thatcher was prime minister and the Premier League was two years away from its glitzy launch.

New generation of Liverpool fans prepares for title glory

The venue for the match between Manchester City and Liverpool on July 2 has been confirmed by the Manchester City Council and the much-awaited showdown will take place at the Etihad Stadium.

Premier League: Venue for Manchester City vs Liverpool announced

The Premier League is gearing up for resumption of the 2019-20 season after the clubs unanimously voted in favour of contact training on Wednesday. The English top-flight league is eyeing June 19/20 as the possible dates for the return of the halted season and, in all likelihood, Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool will be crowned champions of England after a 30-year wait.

John Barnes: League title will be fantastic for Liverpool but success must not stop here

UEFA on Thursday decided that 2019/20 campaigns would be settled on ‘sporting merit’ given the leagues can’t be finished on time. UEFA’s decision of deciding Champions League and Europa League spots on ‘sporting merit’ means the final standings could be determined by the results thus far.

Liverpool set to be crowned Premier League champions as UEFA removes 'null and void' option

Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard, Liverpool were at the top of the Premier League table by a comfortable 25-point margin over defending champions and second-placed Manchester City.

Can't imagine a scenario where Liverpool won't be crowned Premier League champions: UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin