LIVERPOOL wrapped up their second Premier League title on Sunday and their celebrations matched the achievement.
The Reds’ title was their 20th in the English top-flight and levels the club with rivals Manchester United.
Liverpool romped to the trophy in Arne Slot’s debut campaign as manager, since replacing Jurgen Klopp.
The Merseyside-based club claimed the title with a 5-1 win over Tottenham at Anfield.
Players and fans alike broke out in wild celebrations following the final whistle of the match.
Liverpool stars continued their wild jubilation into the dressing room while wearing special “Champions” shirts.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold led dances as the players sang along to the 1997 classic Freed From Desire by Gala.
The defender filmed himself singing along and dancing with his team-mates.
He shared the clip on his X account for his 2.7million followers.
Darwin Nunez also took to social media as he posted a selfie of himself with a cigar and a bottle of non-alcoholic beer.
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He captioned the picture: “Premier League champion, let them tell it however they want.”
Former Fulham ace Harvey Elliot was also involved as he shared a selfie with Tyler Morton and Caoimhin Kelleher.
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He added the caption: “Let’s goooooooooo.”
Luis Diaz also shared a selfie as he took a seat in the dressing room.
Cody Gakpo and Curtis Jones continued their celebrations as the forward was hailed by the midfielder as “My brother”.
There were plenty of brilliant moments during the pitch celebrations.
Slot was sprayed with champagne by Cody Gakpo as he tried to address the crowd.
The Dutchman also led a song paying tribute to his predecessor Klopp.
Slot later confirmed that he will be celebrating with a few glasses of beer.
He said: “The only moment I was emotional today was when we arrived at the stadium.
“You could see what it meant for the people. Everyone inside the bus felt a responsibility.
“It was impossible for us to lose this game of football.
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“I will probably celebrate with a glass of beer or two, or three.”
While Mohamed Salah took a selfie in front of the stands with the supporters in the background.
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