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For Liverpool fans, winning the league never gets old.

But this one?

This one was different.

After a long, intense season, the Reds were finally crowned champions again.

The 20th league title wasn’t just about lifting another trophy.

It came with a mix of pride, relief, and joy.

It was a reminder of just how far this club has come in the modern era.

But the feeling didn’t stop at Anfield.

Around the world, fans celebrated in real-time.

Social media said it all.

This win felt big—not just emotionally—but in numbers.

And now, the data is here to prove that it was.

Liverpool’s 20th league title is officially the most engaged Premier League win ever, and it also became the club’s most engaged day of all time on social media.

That’s according to figures released by Blinkfire Analytics, who track digital engagement across platforms, as confirmed by the club’s official site.

The Reds’ 2-0 win over Spurs on Sunday didn’t just seal the league.

It made history on and off the pitch.

Blinkfire revealed the title-clinching result led to over 71 million social media engagements across Sunday and Monday.

That’s 23% more engagements than the 2022/23 title (which previously held the top spot), and a massive 91% more than last season.

That matchday alone saw 58 million engagements, setting a new record for the most engaged day on social media in the club’s history.

Liverpool’s content reached over 1.1 billion social impressions during the matchday cycle.

Video views also went through the roof.

There were over 429 million views across all Liverpool social channels (excluding X), and the club gained almost half a million new followers in the same period.

“All figures from Blinkfire Analytics are pulled from across all major social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, TikTok and YouTube.”

Liverpool is already the most engaged club in the Premier League this season, hitting 1 billion engagements in March.

The Reds also recently became the first Premier League club to reach 11 million YouTube subscribers, after receiving the Diamond Play Button in May 2024 for crossing 10 million.

The club credits this rise to “its highly creative and original organic content along with its matchday, behind-the-scenes content featuring the men’s and women’s team.”

The stats tell a clear story—Liverpool didn’t just win the league.

They took over the internet.

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