After Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat of Manchester City last night, Liverpool have won the Premier League.

We’re joined by Oliver Kay, who this week wrote a great piece on Liverpool’s 30 year title drought, to reminisce about the old times, the fall, and just how it took so long.

When people say Liverpool are likeable, what does that mean exactly? And for all the developments off the field, for all the individual brilliance of the team… this is Jurgen Klopp’s title. We investigate his influence on English football.

Plus – there’s caffeine and apple juice, Phil Thompson, and getting back on their perch.

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