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Gary Neville makes a quick exit from the commentary gantry after Liverpool are crowned Premier League champions(Image: LFC TV)

Footage of a furious Gary Neville making a swift departure from the Anfield gantry has now emerged after Liverpool won the Premier League title.

But needing just a point to be crowned champions, they quickly equalised through Luis Diaz.

Alexis Mac Allister then fired the Reds in front before further goals from Cody Gakpo, Mohamed Salah and a Destiny Udogie own goal clinched the most emphatic of victories.



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Manchester United legend Neville was on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports as Liverpool clinched the title and, somewhat understandably, was not best pleased to see the Reds win the league.

The 50-year-old won eight league titles with the Red Devils as Sir Alex Ferguson ‘knocked Liverpool off their perch’.

But with United failing to win a title since the Scot’s retirement in 2013, the Reds are now level with their rivals once again after securing their joint-record 20th league title.

Liverpool have now released commentary box footage from LFC TV over the Reds’ five goals and celebrations against Tottenham.

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And an unimpressed Neville can be spotted making the swiftest of exits less than 14 seconds after the final whistle as Liverpool were officially crowned champions.

Not wanting to stick around for the celebrations, the former England international had a face like thunder as he looked to move past LFC TV commentator Steve Hunter - though he did share a quick joke with LFC TV co-commentator, Liverpool legend and ECHO columnist John Aldridge on his way.

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Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates scoring his team's fourth goal during the Premier League match between Liverpool FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC at Anfield on April 27, 2025 (Image: Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

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I think the Liverpool fans won’t let me get out of that commentary box.”

Meanwhile, of Liverpool being about to win their 20th league title to go level with United, he said: "It is a massive deal when you think of the league title and the importance of a league title.

"You think of the great managers that Liverpool have had like [Bill] Shankly, [Bob] Paisley, Kenny Dalglish, Joe Fagan and obviously at United, talking about the importance of your bread and butter winning the league title.

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"The accolade of the most successful club, you could debate it maybe when Manchester United were on 20 titles and obviously Liverpool do have more European Cups but, once Liverpool get level with Manchester United, the painful thing to say is that unfortunately the debate is over for a period until United become successful again and win leagues.

"It should cause real tremors over at Old Trafford the idea that Liverpool, who are obviously a great football club, and now are the most successful football club [in England] after today.

“It should really cause heartache and pain because it took a lot to get ahead of Liverpool.
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