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Liverpool will lift the Premier League trophy on Sunday(Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool have announced that their team bus will be forced to take a different route before they lift the Premier League trophy on Sunday.

An array of celebrations are already expected, while the squad will no doubt receive a wild welcome from supporters attending the game.

But Liverpool have confirmed that their team bus will be forced to take a different entry route into Anfield.



A statement from the club on Tuesday read: “The team bus will now travel into the stadium from the direction of Arkles Lane, arriving at approximately 2.30pm, and then go via the Shankly Gates and past the Anfield Road Stand into the stadium.

“The route will be barriered and clearly marked with police and steward support.

The decision to use an alternative route into the stadium for this match has been made early based on safety reasons, because everyone’s safety is the number one priority on matchday.

“The new plan means supporters attending the match will have more space to make sure the team get the welcome they deserve without compromising safety.”

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The statement added: “LFC’s safety team and Merseyside Police officers will be coordinating the operation.

The last time the club lifted the Premier League crown, it happened in front of no fans due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

One man who has already announced his attendance is the winner of the club’s previous Premier League crown, Jurgen Klopp.

Speaking in April, he said: "I will be there for the last game.

Liverpool's team bus will take a different route on Sunday(Image: Getty Images)

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