Liverpool secure league title

Reuters

LIVERPOOL, Updated At : 10:03 AM Apr 28, 2025 IST

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah celebrates with the fans. reuters

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Liverpool roared back from a goal behind to thrash Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 and wrap up the Premier League title in style on a momentous day at a sun-drenched Anfield.

Needing only a point to ensure a record-equalling 20th English title with four games remaining, Liverpool were rocked in the 12th minute as Dominic Solanke headed Tottenham in front.

But the title party was only temporarily silenced as Liverpool struck back with a Luis Diaz tap-in, an Alexis Mac Allister thunderbolt and a Cody Gakpo shot. Mohamed Salah ended a six-match scoring drought by firing in a low shot.

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