Liverpool FC confirmed that they will hold a Premier League champions parade on Monday, May 26, one day after the league's final match against Crystal Palace at Anfield.
This was said by Liverpool after they officially sealed their 20th league title in the match against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, Sunday, when they won with a landslide score of 5-1.
"Liverpool FC's victory parade will be held in the city on Monday, May 26 after the Reds secured their 20th league title," wrote Liverpool's official website, quoted Tuesday.
“Liverpool City Council Leader, Councillor Liam Robinson, has formally invited the club to take part in a victory parade to celebrate winning the Premier League and LFC have formally accepted the offer,” they added.
The parade of champions will be held at 14:30 local time and will pass through a route of 15 kilometers, which will take about three to five hours.
Liverpool revealed the parade route will be the same one they used when they won the Champions League in 2019, as well as the League Cup and FA Cup in 2022.
