Liverpool Football Club has announced the details of its much-anticipated Premier League victory parade, celebrating the Reds’ impressive 5-1 win over Tottenham at Anfield on Sunday, which secured their second Premier League title and 20th top-flight trophy.

The parade will take place on Monday, 26 May, with the squad riding an open-top bus through the streets of Liverpool to celebrate their monumental achievement. Fans from across the city and beyond are expected to gather in huge numbers to join the festivities.

Parade Details:

• Start time: 14:30 BST on Monday, 26 May

• Route: The open-top bus will depart from Allerton Maze and travel along a 9-mile (15km) route, passing through:

  • Queens Drive

  • Mill Bank

  • West Derby Road

  • Islington

  • Leeds Street

  • The Strand

  • The parade will conclude on Blundell Street.

Organized by Liverpool City Council, the event is expected to last between three to five hours, with fans encouraged to line the entire route to cheer on the title-winning squad.

“A Celebration of Liverpool’s Pride and Passion”

Liverpool City Council leader Liam Robinson expressed excitement over the parade, saying, “A Liverpool victory parade is more than football—it’s a celebration of our city’s pride, passion, and community spirit.” This will be a “bumper weekend” for the city, as Liverpool’s victory will coincide with BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend from Friday, 23 May to Sunday, 25 May.

Free Event for All Fans

The parade is free for all to attend, and fans can gather along the route to show their support. Liverpool FC will cover the entire cost of the event, according to a council spokesperson.

Getting There and Parking Tips

For those planning to attend, Liverpool City Council urges fans to plan their travel in advance. Rolling road closures will be in effect during the parade, so some disruption is expected. The Merseyside Police will ensure safety along the route, with officers providing a reassuring presence.

Motorists are advised to avoid the parade route if possible and be patient with any delays. Fans are also reminded that the use of pyrotechnics and flares will not be allowed during the event.

The victory parade will offer an exciting, safe, and memorable opportunity for fans to celebrate Liverpool’s Premier League triumph with their favorite players, in a historic moment for the club and the city.