A host of high-profile individuals (and clubs) have taken to social media this evening to congratulate Liverpool on their first league title in 30 years.
The wait is over
After Jurgen Klopp’s men put Crystal Palace to the sword last night, attentions turned to Stamford Bridge this evening.
Chelsea welcomed Manchester City to London a short time ago, for Premier League gameweek 31’s most high-profile fixture.
BBC Sport takes a look back at the 30 years that have passed since Liverpool’s last league title back in 1990 as the Reds are confirmed as Premier League champions.
Liverpool finished eighth in Jurgen Klopp’s first season in charge but he has guided them to two Champions League finals and a Europa League final during a thrilling five years at Anfield – and now the Premier League title
Jurgen Klopp has succeeded where seven managers before him failed by ending Liverpool’s 30-year wait for a top-flight title and guiding them to a first Premier League crown.
Jay Rodriguez has scored two goals in his last five games for Burnley
Burnley manager Sean Dyche said it had “been an emotional week” after his side dealt a blow to Watford’s Premier League survival hopes.
The Clarets, who have had injury and player contract problems, were thrashed by Manchester City on Monday, with media reports questioning Dyche’s future at the club.
To compound matters a banner reading ‘White Lives …
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta remains hopeful that his side can qualify for Europe this season after they won their first game since the restart of the Premier League at Southampton.
The Gunners had lost both of their previous two games, to Manchester City and Brighton, but Thursday’s victory arrests the slump, moving them up to ninth in the table.
England have had seven defeats in their last 11 games under Neville
It was Phil Neville’s decision to step down as England manager following the conclusion of his contract, says Baroness Sue Campbell, the Football Association’s head of women’s football.
Neville will leave the role next summer, having been appointed in January 2018 on a deal running to 2021.
He led the Lionesses to a first SheBelieves Cup success …
The final will be held in Western Sydney at what was originally the 2000 Olympic Stadium
Australia and New Zealand will host the 2023 Women’s World Cup, Fifa has announced.
The joint bid got the nod ahead of Colombia, which was the only other rival in the running after Brazil and Japan dropped out of the race earlier in June.
The 2023 version will be the first in the women’s …
This is a huge game in the race for that sixth spot. Preston left the door open for the chasing pack by failing to beat Luton last Saturday, and Cardiff’s win
