Sam Millne

4 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Sam Millne

Liverpool host second-place Arsenal in their first match at Anfield as Premier League champions. Here’s how to watch and stream live around the world. With a guard of honour preceding kick-off, Liverpool’s game against Arsenal is not one to miss for Reds still celebrating their Premier League triumph.

4 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Sam Millne

Arne Slot‘s latest message to Liverpool supporters has highlighted the Reds’ professionalism and determination to keep winning. Across 49 years at Liverpool in various roles, from player to caretaker manager, Ronnie Moran won 24 major trophies. The coach famously set the tone by bringing winners’ medals into the changing room with little congratulations, instead offering a reminder of the start date for pre-season.

5 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Sam Millne

It seems fitting that Liverpool’s first home game as Premier League champions will be against Arsenal, the team who have been the Reds’ closest challengers this season. Liverpool vs. ArsenalPremier League (36) | AnfieldMay 11, 2025 | 4.30pm (BST) Around Christmas time, fans looking at the fixture list might have expected this game between the top two to be a title decider.

6 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Sam Millne

Having already won the Premier League, Liverpool made six changes against Chelsea. Against Arsenal, however, we expect fewer revisions from Arne Slot‘s strongest side. Slot’s teams have been relatively easy to predict across the course of the season, the coach choosing to stick to the same 13 or 14 players for most league matches. However, these last four games, which are in effect dead rubbers for the Reds, provide an opportunity for squad players to make their mark.

6 days ago | thisisanfield.com | Sam Millne

Arne Slot reacted to Trent Alexander-Arnold‘s exit announcement and Alexis Mac Allister won a prize, as Friday brought good news on two previously absent Liverpool players. Today’s Main LFC HeadlineAfter nearly three months out injured, Joe Gomez has returned to training ahead of the final three games of the season. There were fears in February that hamstring surgery would prevent him from playing again this campaign, but he now looks set to play a small part in May’s action.