A look back on the weekend that saw Liverpool lift their second ever Premier League title. After rapturous scenes at Anfield, the following day the streets were flooded by fans from near and far. While the focus from the parade has been the despicable actions of one unhinged individual, Drew takes time to share his own experiences on Merseyside on of a day full of celebration.

Since wrapping up the league two weeks ago, the Champions have collected a solitary point from their two subsequent fixtures against Chelsea and Arsenal.

And it’s been a mixed performance off the pitch too. While Drew was hugely impressed by the support of the travelling Reds contingent at Stamford Bridge, the negative reaction to Trent Alexander Arnold in the week he announced his departure wasn’t a great look.

And even if some have been unable to move on from Trent, it seems like the club already have, with Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong lined up to replace the Madrid-bound man.

Let it be known that Liverpool FC are officially champions - the best damn team in the land. Congratulations to Arne Slot and his wonderful group of dream makers for delivering the holy grail in the Dutchman’s first season - and this time in front of fans!

A 5-1 Victory over Tottenham sealed a record equalling 20th English title for the Reds.

With so much taking place on the day, it’s difficult to know where to start, so Drew has put together his five top moments from an unforgettable day at Anfield.

Up the Championship winning Reds!

Liverpool now stand just one solitary point from Premier League glory following Arsenal’s 13th draw of their league campaign - this time at home to Palace Crystal Palace.

Our 20th league title will be won at Anfield in front of fans this coming Sunday, provided we avoid defeat. Drew looks back at the drama of the past few days, including a 1-0 victory at Leicester City, which sealed the Foxes’ relegation and saw Trent Alexander-Arnold deliver one of the most iconic moments of an unforgettable season.

*Apologies for the occasional audio clipping on this episode - we were trying out some new mics. We'll have the sound nailed for the next episode - thanks for listening and supporting!*

Liverpool are now just a maximum of 6 points away from their second Premier League title in 5 years. The Reds will be crowned title winners before the end of April - but Drew is in no rush for that to happen before Tottenham come to town.

Drew looks back at a hectic period of the season, on and off the pitch, that's seen Virgil Van Dijk put pen to paper on 2 year contract extensions. But which positions will we need to reinforce to set us up for a solid title defence next season?

After their latest win at Anfield over the weekend, this time over Southampton, Liverpool are looking good to claim their second Premier League title by the end of April.

Drew looks at potential crowning fixtures, before reviewing the victorious battering by PSG in the Champions League. The Reds have a packed week with the return leg of their last 16 tie at Anfield, before the Carabao Cup final with Newcastle United next Sunday.

Drew reflects on a seemingly decisive weekend in the race for the Premier League title, that left Arsenal 11 points adrift of Liverpool with a game in hand. After the injury-hit Gooners went down 0-1 at home to struggling West Ham, the Merseysiders stretched their lead at the top of the table with a 2-0 win at the home of champions Manchester City the following day. Goals from Dominik Szoboslai and Mohammed Salah nudged Arne' Slot's side closer to the holy grail and now the fans are singing: “We’re gonna win the league!”

Drew also finds time to eulogise over Mohammed Salah, before sharing his thoughts on the tense exchange between Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards on Sky Sports regarding the Egyptian King’s Ballon d’or credentials.

As we head in the third International break of the season, Drew looks back on a perfect fortnight of results that’s left the Reds top of everything!

Liverpool will go into their next game at Southampton with a 5 point gap over Manchester City - and a further 4 points clear of their next nearest challengers after beating Unai Emery’s Aston Villa at Anfield in their most recent fixture .

So where does this leave the “title race” in November and who are the actual runners at this early stage? Plus in the week David Coote hits the headlines for all the wrong reasons we wonder what’s next for the troubled referee.