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Liverpool FC has unveiled the official timetable for Sunday’s Premier League trophy presentation at Anfield, marking the culmination of their dominant 2024-25 campaign.

The Reds will host Crystal Palace in their final league match, with kickoff at 4pm BST, before lifting the trophy in front of a capacity crowd for the first time since 1990.

The club has also confirmed details for Monday’s victory parade, ensuring a weekend of celebrations for players and supporters alike.

How will the trophy ceremony look?

Following the final whistle on Sunday against Crystal Palace, the squad will retreat to the dressing room while ground staff construct a podium at the center circle.

Ten minutes after full-time, the Premier League trophy will be escorted onto the pitch, accompanied by former captain Alan Hansen—the last skipper to lift a league title before Anfield supporters in 1990.

Current captain Virgil van Dijk will then lead the team onto the stage to receive commemorative medals, with manager Arne Slot and his coaching staff introduced first.

Van Dijk is planned to hoist the trophy approximately 15 minutes after full-time, concluding a 35-year wait for fans to witness a live league title presentation.

A 20-minute lap of honor will commence after, with players touring all four stands.

What else will happen?

Pre-match festivities include a mosaic display in the Kop and Lower Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, while Friday’s LFC Foundation gala—featuring Klopp and club legends—kicks off the celebratory weekend.

Individual awards, including Mohamed Salah’s potential Golden Boot and Playmaker honors, will be distributed during this period.

This weekend’s events rectify the muted 2020 title celebrations, when pandemic restrictions forced Liverpool to lift the trophy in an empty stadium.

The Premier League has already engraved “Liverpool FC” on the trophy—a stylistic shift from the all-caps “LIVERPOOL” used in 2019/20.

Hansen’s involvement is also a heartwarming detail as the eight-time title winner recently recovered from serious health issue.

Medals will be distributed per league regulations: 40 commemorative pieces allocated to players, staff, and officials, with every squad member making five or more appearances guaranteed one.

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