Liverpool have been crowned Premier League champions, and the celebrations on Sunday were so extraordinary that the day will be etched in memory forever.
That point has been reinforced by a remarkable revelation following the Reds’ historic win over Tottenham Hotspur.
According to liverpoolfc.com, scientific data confirms that Liverpool’s title-clinching match triggered a minor seismic event:
“Liverpool’s securing of the Premier League title on Sunday generated a real seismic occurrence, with data showing that Alexis Mac Allister’s brilliant goal in the 24th minute—which gave Liverpool a 2-1 lead—registered a peak magnitude of 1.74 on the Richter scale.”
This incredible reaction from the 60,000-strong crowd at Anfield highlights the sheer intensity of the moment and the unwavering support for the team.
For anyone who has doubted the atmosphere at Anfield, this is yet another reason why Liverpool stands apart—both on the field and in the stands.
Mac Allister’s goal stirred emotions in countless ways.
The elation from this weekend’s triumph has evoked a range of personal responses: our No.10 sat in solitude on the bench, reflecting on the enormity of the victory, while Darwin Nunez celebrated with a cigar and a beer.
Liverpool are not only the most decorated and dominant club in the country—we’re also the one where football is felt most deeply.
With four matches still to play, Sunday may prove hard to top—but when Virgil van Dijk finally lifts the trophy, we just might.