Liverpool vs Tottenham

Liverpool needs just one point against Tottenham Hotspur to secure the 2024–25 Premier League title, therefore April 27, 2025, ought to go down in Liverpool legend.

As long as they avoid a surprise loss to the Lilywhites at Anfield, who have more important matters to attend to in Europe and cannot let the Premier League season finish too soon, Arne Slot's team will be crowned champions.

According to reports, Liverpool players gathered for a watching party on Wednesday night for Arsenal vs. Crystal Palace. A loss for the Gunners would have sparked wild celebrations on Merseyside's red half, but a 2-2 draw was sufficient to prolong the "fight" for a little bit longer.

Arsenal's faint hopes of lifting the Premier League trophy could all but disappear within the next 48 hours. If Liverpool manage to avoid defeat against Arsenal's North London rivals on Sunday, they will finally be able to celebrate a Premier League title in front of the Kop.

Unlike in 2020, when Liverpool clinched the title in empty stadiums during the COVID pandemic, this time the fans will be there to revel in the success — waving their inflatable trophies as the players lift the real thing, with a local hero playing a key part.

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s deflected strike secured a crucial win over already-relegated Leicester City over Easter weekend. Now, unless Liverpool suffer defeat in all of their remaining five matches and Arsenal win all four of theirs, Slot is poised to become just the fifth manager to win the Premier League in his first season in England.

Only the likes of Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti, Manuel Pellegrini, and Antonio Conte have previously achieved that incredible milestone. With Liverpool riding a 14-game unbeaten league run at Anfield — including six straight wins — Slot could almost get away with wearing a ‘champions’ shirt under his jacket.

Meanwhile, Tottenham, a whopping 42 points adrift of Liverpool in the standings, have little left to fight for besides personal pride. Still, they could once again play a part in dashing Arsenal’s slim title dreams.

Ange Postecoglou was stunned last season when some Spurs fans celebrated Manchester City’s victory over them, knowing it damaged Arsenal's title charge. It will be intriguing to see if a similar scene unfolds if Tottenham fall short again.