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Liverpool are English champions for a record-equalling 20th time after storming to the Premier League title in Arne Slot’s first season at the helm.
Despite the departure of iconic manager Jurgen Klopp, the Reds adapted swiftly under Slot, pulling clear of their rivals and putting any doubts about their title credentials to rest well before the season’s conclusion.
Here are five key games that shaped Liverpool’s title-winning campaign:
Man Utd 0 Liverpool 3, September 1
Old Trafford had not always been a happy hunting ground for Liverpool during Klopp’s tenure, but Slot made an early statement of intent.
In just his third match in charge, Liverpool dominated their fiercest rivals, securing a convincing 3-0 win thanks to a Luis Diaz brace and yet another Mohamed Salah goal at United’s home.
2-1 Victory Against Chelsea, October 20
Facing an in-form Chelsea side, Slot’s tactical flexibility proved decisive. Although the visitors dominated possession at Anfield, Liverpool’s clinical edge shone through. Salah converted a first-half penalty, and after Nicolas Jackson’s equaliser, Curtis Jones quickly restored Liverpool’s lead. The Reds held firm under intense late pressure to earn a crucial three points.
Arsenal 2 Liverpool 2, October 27
Maintaining a lead over their closest challengers was key, and Liverpool did just that at the Emirates. After Bukayo Saka’s early strike, Virgil van Dijk levelled for the Reds. Despite Arsenal regaining the lead, Salah’s composure late on secured a vital point. The result kept Liverpool firmly in the title-driving seat, trailing Manchester City by just a point.
Brentford 0 Liverpool 2, January 18
After a slight wobble with back-to-back draws, Liverpool needed a spark. Darwin Nunez provided it, netting twice in stoppage time to snatch victory at Brentford. The win proved doubly important as Arsenal dropped points later the same day, allowing Liverpool to stretch their lead at the top.
2-0 Victory Over Manchester City, February 23
Perhaps the most decisive win came at the Etihad. Liverpool, long overshadowed by Manchester City in recent years, produced a commanding performance. First-half goals from Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai ensured a first league win at City in a decade, opening up an 11-point gap over Arsenal and all but ending City’s title hopes.
Liverpool’s ability to deliver in these high-stakes encounters underpinned their triumphant march to a historic 20th title, sealing Arne Slot’s remarkable debut season in charge.
