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The lengthy route will mean there are countless incredible vantage points from which to watch the parade - but for fans who are unable to attend the parade there are still plenty of ways to follow along from home.

Reds fans can watch the parade live across LFC’s platforms including LFCTV GO, YouTube, Facebook, X and TikTok.

Fans can also watch live on LFCTV on Sky channel 423 or Virgin Media channel 544 in the UK.

These are the frequently asked questions addressed by the council today and all the useful information shared by the local authority ahead of the event.

Liverpool FC Victory Parade route map (Image: Liverpool Council)

The victory parade route will start at Allerton Maze and will travel north bound on Queens Drive towards the Fiveways roundabout and Rocket flyover.

From there it will journey along:

Article continues belowQueens DriveMill BankWest Derby RoadIslingtonLeeds StreetThe StrandRoute finishes at Blundell Street

It is expected the 15km-long parade will last anywhere between three to five hours, but this is subject to change.

Liverpool City Council’s Culture Liverpool team has been liaising with businesses and residents on the route to make sure they are aware of the event and the impact it may have.

Liverpool Football Club is covering the costs of the parade.

LFC’s official social media channels (@LFCHELP) will keep you up to date with everything you need to know.

The key thing is to plan your journey in advance.

Click here to get all the latest Merseytravel advice, including a list of the social media channels to follow to help you plan your trip.

The Strand will be closed northbound from the Upper Parliament Street/Great George Street junction to Leeds Street/Great Howard Street junction from 4am to 10pm, or until it is safe to re-open.

The southbound lane will be closed from approximately 12pm to 8pm, again subject to crowd safety requirements.

Additionally, Leeds Street City bound will be closed from 12pm until approximately 8pm.

The route is 15km long and the advice is to use the length of the route.

There are no dedicated viewing areas but there will be animation across the route this year.

A council spokesperson said: "We are not able to provide specific accessible viewing areas, but have made it a long route to allow as many people as possible to watch it.

"We recommend those uncomfortable in large crowds choose a quieter location along the route which is away from major landmarks, or choose a wider street where there is more space to move around."

A council spokesperson said: "We strongly advise people do not drive – particularly into the city centre – and ask fans to either walk and try and view the parade as close to home as possible."

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The use of flares, pyrotechnics, or anything similar is strictly prohibited.

The use of pyrotechnics poses risk of injury to fellow fans and serious health risks.

No drones are allowed on the parade route and any unauthorised drones will be removed.

A council spokesperson said: "We’re asking parents/carers/guardians to take a photo of children before attending the parade.

"Should you be separated, this will help identify them quickly.