Anfield remained host for Liverpool's Premier competition titles long after fans had left the ground after the thumping 5-1 victory of the Reds op Tottenham.
The men of Arne Slot enjoyed their success on Sunday evening, while family and friends coincided to toast the Reds after conquering the record-equivalent 20th top top crown of the club.
The competition leaders came in the collision on Sunday, knowing that a draw would see them confirm as champions and after quickly recovering from the Spurs shock opener, the side drove to a commander's victory.
Slot, who becomes the first Dutch manager who wins the Premier League and only the fifth boss who did this in a club in his first season, revealed in his press conference after the game that his players and their families would enjoy a party on the ground after their success.
Several of his stars offered a look at their parties, with people like Cody Gakpo, Curtis Jones and Darwin Nunez all enjoy the moment. The last one, who was a late replacement in the victory over Spurs, posed for a series of photos next to his partner Lorena Manas.
Manas, who shares a son with the attacker, connected to other partners of Reds stars prior to the event. She could be seen alongside the wife of Liverpool -goalkeeper Alisson Becker, Natalia Loewe and Diogo Jota's wife Rute Cardosa.
Elsewhere, Dominik Szoboszlai, who enjoyed another productive afternoon on the field, accompanied by his agent, former Hungarian football player Matyas Esterhazy.
“Champions of England, only a few can sing that,” he wrote in the caption that his photo accompanied with the midfielder on Instagram.
Previously, Trent Alexander-Arnold was seen who led the wild parties when Liverpool partyed for a long time after winning the title.
Alexander-Arnold and his jubilant teammates danced around the dressing room while singing 'freed from desire', and flowing non-alcoholic beer. The entire team was also equipped in special 'Champions 24/25' Thuisjerseys.
The video was posted on the 2.7 million followers of the defender on X.
The last whistle saw the players running on the field to start the festivities and Arne Slot was soaked in Champagne after the speech of the public and the lead of a tribute Song to Jurgen Klopp, who took off his role at the end of last season.
Alexander-Arnold would come close to Real Madrid this summer and report reports in the Spanish capital that the club is sure that the deal will be closed. The entire back, however, was at the front in the celebrations after the success of his boys' club.
At one point he became in conversation with Liverpool -owner John W Henry for the Dugouts, so that users of social media encourage him to 'remove his wallet'.
In the meantime, a radiant Mohamed Salah posed for a new celebration -selfie with supporters after he had passed a phone call during the game.
There was a moving break for madness on the field when the entire team and back room team joined the weapons, side by side, and serenade like the head of singing 'you will never walk alone'. Captain Virgil van Dijk was unable to stop the tears.
With the night young, the players returned to their dressing room and posed for a squadron photo, while Florence and the machine scored from the speakers.
The coaching staff of Slot, who wanted the team, gathered around the sides of the group, while Salah and Curtis Jones enjoyed the spotlights.
Harvey Elliott was also in the fat of it when he shared a selfie with Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyler Morton on his Instagram story and wrote: “Let's gooooooooooooo.”
Salah insisted that this season's title celebration was 'much better' compared to the COVID-REGULE CAMPAGE 2019-20 [Mane]Without Jurgen, without Bobby [Firmino] – Without everyone it feels more special.
'We now have a different group, different manager. Being able to do it again is something special. '
Slot later lifted the lid on his own plans – and revealed how many beers he will drink.
“The only moment I was emotional today was when we arrived in the stadium,” he said. “You could see what it meant for people. Everyone on the bus felt a responsibility. It was impossible for us to lose this football game. '
He added: “I will probably celebrate with a glass of beer or two or three.”
Anfield was a kettle of noise during the raw 90 minutes and the atmosphere also reached a fever outside the ground.
Thousands of supporters packed the streets, while others scoured the handrails at the head, waved scarves from the roofs and even climbed a passing Greggs bus to get the best view on the Red Sea that extended completely past Anfield Road.
In some places, thick clouds of red smoke prevented people from saw no further than just a few meters in front of them, while the festivities stretched for a long time until the evening.