Liverpool’s Premier League clash with Tottenham on Sunday will not be the first time they will host Spurs, who need a point to win the title with four games.
But it’s just the second opportunity for the club to win an Anfield because they won the victory against Tottenham in 1981/1982, and it’s likely that his parties could be lifted after their supporters couldn’t look directly at the team when they won the last time.
Arsenal’s challenges in second place are unlikely to rely on other results to give Dutch silver silver in the first season in England – but Chelsea have played twice a direct role in confirming Liverpool as champions in the past 39 years.
From Mercedes to Memeddo Lain, 101 greatgoals.com looks at where Liverpool have been qualified for their last five titles.
2019/20: Chelsea, Shar and COVID-1
The concept of becoming a champion because the closest rivals Manchester City had lost in mid-June to Chelsea, perhaps only without Liverpool’s first title in 30 years during an epidemic that prevents fans from playing.
Supporters of the city’s streets changed in red when their team received the title with a trembling land, but it should not have been a wreath near Anfield with the audience.
“There is a feeling of survival,” he said. “After the three-month cuts, no one knew how the season would be back,” he said.
Anfield’s celebrations to celebrate Liverpool’s title last night Pic.twitter.com/brs8Plaf4e
— Liverpool FC News (@livecholfc) June 26,
Manchester City’s player was really tense.
“This is for all the fans, I hope you celebrate, it’s all in our hearts and heads, we do all this together and the joy to do this for the fans.
1989/90: Anfield’s last party
Liverpool last won the title in Anfield, 34, 364 days before they face Tottenham, although they soon followed them to Queens Park Ranges, aiming to become the only team except Coventre City, who won on the pitch that season.
Reds’ goalkeeper Ian Rash responded before the first half and the second half’s penalty in the second half was an ally with Aston Villa’s closest rival against Norwich City, making sure he was at Liverpool.
He had a significant feeling of survival for Liverpool, known as brutally, brutally defeated by Michael Thomas’ goal at Anfield.
#today In 1990: Liverpool beat QPR to win an English champion.
Their waiting for the next address continues.Pic.twitter.com/wa2vyfdsn0
— Athlete (@thesportsman) April 28,
Few people doubted they could wait long for their future wins, with Manchester United winning two titles in two titles before Klopp ended drought.
Steve McMahon midfielder Steve McMahon reminded Sky Sports that he was recaptured. “We reached the point we won the course and said, ‘Well, I’ll see you again in August.
1987/88: Liverpool vs Tottenham
Liverpool’s challenge to a visitor to a visitor in 1988 was uncertain similar to the player he faced on Sunday, with Peter Birdsley’s only goal in the game on April 23, 1988 in Tottenham.
“This is that dreams are made for someone like me,” Berdsley, who had made £1.9m last summer, said: “This is that dreams are made for someone like me.
👀🏆 On this day in 1988, Peter Berdsley scored the goal he won the league title and Liverpool beat Tottenham 1-0 in Anfield.
15 points ahead of us UTD and four games left ✊🔴
Something similar on Sunday? 😎Pic.twitter.com/rrmmftkc01
— The Redmen TV (@therenmentv) April 23,
“I came from the northeast and it was fun that I had done something like this in Newcastle, but to be on the best team in the country – and may give me a great excitement in Europe.
Captain Alan Hansen was not very happy with the obstacle. “We didn’t play well during the day, but we’ve played well throughout the season,” the defender said. “The table of the course shows that.”
1985/86: Chelsea champions
When Liverpool finished third 2-0 at Everton on February 22, 1986, they lost one of the three points from three games, leaving their rivals eight points and five at Manchester United.
It was even worse when Chris Wall gave Tottenham a move for Tottenham in the next game against Tottenham, but Jan Mulli scored in the 24th minute and Rash won in the 90th minute and 17 games without losing on their last 36 points.
Liverpool midfielder-Director @kennethdalglish He scores when he climbs Chelsea and won the league in Pic.twitter.com/2q1nkovoix
— When football was better (@footballint80s) January 17,
“We had a terrible record at Chelsea,” Hansen said through LFC history.
“When the games came out at the beginning of that season, everyone said, ‘Think that we have to go to Chelsea on the last day and win the tournament’, which is of course what happened.
1983/84: Liverpool win Trebal
If Liverpool drew against Tottenham, it would be the first time they would win their title with a point since the club’s manager won the league in the first season, when they draw 0-0 at Medo Lain at Nots County, prompting some fans to attack the pitch at the Ful Times.
A smile of a smile after providing the strawberries to visitors, he said: “It’s very nice to them – a very nice sign by them.
An interview with Liverpool manager Joe Fagan this day in 1984, after the Reds drew 0-0 at the Nots County.#LFC #Notts #today Pic.twitter.com/bxlunnnknmq
— Television Football of the 1980s (@1980 Sheaven) May 12, 2020
Manchester United and Southampton have also taken the same place to make sure they win Liverpool to win the trophy after drew 1-1 with Norwich City at Anfield on May
Liverpool had previously won the Premier League – beat Everton 1-0 in a 1-0 repetition – and then won the European Cup and beat Roma at Stadio Olympico.