“Major developments emerging from Liverpool on Thursday afternoon.”

Liverpool have been crowned Premier League champions, and Sunday’s celebrations were so unforgettable that they’ve etched themselves into club history.

That sense of occasion has only grown with an extraordinary detail emerging from the historic win over Tottenham Hotspur. According to liverpoolfc.com, scientific data confirmed that Liverpool’s title-winning performance triggered a real seismic event.

In particular, Alexis Mac Allister’s sensational goal in the 24th minute, which gave the Reds a 2-1 lead, registered a 1.74 magnitude tremor on the Richter scale—a striking reflection of the passion and intensity generated by the 60,000 fans inside Anfield.

For anyone who’s ever doubted the Anfield atmosphere, this serves as yet another powerful reminder of why it’s considered one of the greatest football venues in the world—both on and off the pitch.

Mac Allister’s goal moved fans in more ways than one. The emotional impact of clinching Liverpool’s 20th league title played out in deeply personal moments—Mac Allister quietly reflecting alone on the bench, while Darwin Nunez celebrated with a cigar and a beer.

Liverpool aren’t just the most successful club in the country—they’re a place where football means that little bit more. With four matches still to go, it’ll be tough to surpass the magic of Sunday. But when Virgil van Dijk lifts that trophy, it just might happen.