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Liverpool is merely one point shy of securing the title and may achieve the club’s 20th top-tier trophy with a minimum of a draw against Tottenham at Anfield this Sunday.
Meanwhile, Ipswich Town have been relegated following their 3-0 defeat at Newcastle on Saturday.
Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest take on Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals with Crystal Palace awaiting the winner in the final.
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Fixtures this weekend Premier League Saturday, April 2612:30: Chelsea 1-0 Everton 15:00: Brighton 3-2 West Ham 15:00: Newcastle 3-0 Ipswich15:00: Southampton 1-2 Fulham15:00: Wolves 3-0 Leicester Sunday, April 2714:00: Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester United16:30: Liverpool vs TottenhamFA Cup semi-finals Saturday, April 2617:15: Crystal Palace 3-0 Aston VillaSunday, April 2716:00: Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City – live on talkSPORTjust nowBy Marc Williams LIVERPOOL WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE The final whistle rings out at Anfield and Liverpool are the 2024/25 Premier League champions!The Reds have been, by far, the best team in the land this season and now have their hands to the title.’One Kiss’ – the unofficial Liverpool anthem – is blasted out as Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson dance together! Alisson and Mo Salah embrace and Arne Slot keep his cool, smiling and applauding the Reds in the Kop3 minutes agoBy Marc Williams Nottingham Forest 0-2 Man City – Full-timeIt got a little tight in the second half but job done for Man City.Pep Guardiola’s men see off Forest and will return to Wembley on May 17 to face Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final.
History-makingLiverpool’s title success today will mark the 20th time they have won England’s top-flight.
Manchester United have held that record for years but now have company.
Liverpool, of course, dominated English football in the 1970s and 80s but infamously had to wait for their first Premier League success.Even that came with an asterisk in many people’s minds as the Reds won the Covid-hit 2019/20 season.Now, they have romped to the title this term, fully deserving their glory and rubber-stamping themselves in the history books.