Liverpool fans are celebrating wildly this evening after their team ended a 30-year wait to win the Premier League title.


The Reds, who had to endure a three-month wait for glory amid the coronavirus pandemic, were crowned champions tonight after Manchester City failed to beat Chelsea.

This means that Liverpool's lead at the top of the table is insurmountable, giving them their first title since 1990 and ending 30 years of hurt and near-misses after multiple second place finishes.

And despite coronavirus meaning social distancing measures are in place across the city, fans were still able to mark their side's moment of glory tonight.

Scores of fans gathered outside Anfield to celebrate while others stuck to their homes, dressed in their Liverpool kits and finding themselves in the strange position of cheering on their usual rivals Chelsea.

Liverpool, who narrowly missed out on the title to Manchester City last season, have been in stellar form all seasons, losing just one match on their path to glory.

Though the title had been destined to head to Merseyside because of Liverpool's huge lead, there were fears the coronavirus pandemic would cause the season to be cancelled, potentially breaking the hearts of fans.

But the government allowed the Premier League to restart, paving the way to tonight's crowning.


Tonight's result leaves Jurgen Klopp's men 23 points ahead of Pep Guardiola's side with just 21 left to play for.

It is confirmation of what has been apparent for a long time, given Liverpool's dominance during the campaign, of which there was further evidence on Wednesday evening when they thrashed Crystal Palace 4-0.

Klopp's men have lost just once all season - a 3-0 defeat by Watford at Vicarage Road back in February - and have dropped points on only two other occasions during the campaign.

They won each of their opening eight fixtures in the Premier League this term before being held to a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford by rivals Manchester United in October.

After that blip, they embarked on an incredible run that saw them pick up three points in all of their next 18 top-flight fixtures.