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Hello there. Welcome to a very special football daily podcast.

I'm Steve Crossman and I'm with you as we react to Liverpool's first league title

in 30 years. They're so good that they secured it without even playing.

Crown champions instead by Chelsea's two-one win over Manchester City are commentary team

inside Stanford Bridge, Karin Karni and first correspondent John Murray.

And this is the moment. The final whistle goes at Stanford Bridge.

Chelsea have beaten the outgoing champions Manchester City by two goals to one.

And for Liverpool, the day has finally come on this hottest of flaming June summer nights.

The great red drought has come to an end.

And after 30 long years and a few months more,

not even a global pandemic could prevent Liverpool from claiming what this season is rightfully theirs.

Liverpool are the champions again.

The 30 years have hurt our over and three decades after league championship title number 18

at long last, they're the champions for the 19th time.

Manchester City, their players head away, they will of course under Pep Guardiola fight another day.

An important win for Chelsea here tonight.

But for Liverpool, when it's come, it's come in style,

they're confirmed champions without a whopping seven matches still to play.

But it's happened rather serially behind closed doors.

It's been secured on a night that they've not kicked a ball.

And all we can do is that most famous of Liverpool Leans might have said is

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