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KOMPAS.com – Liverpool threatened could not play at Anfield Stadium for the rest of the 2019-2020 Premier League after their fans acted while celebrating the title.

Liverpool ensure themselves as champions of the Premier League’s top caste competition this season after their closest competitor, Manchester City, lost to Chelsea on Friday (6/26/2020).

Manchester City’s defeat at home to Chelsea makes Liverpool’s points can not be overtaken anymore even though the English League still leaves seven weeks left.

Juergen Klopp’s fleet now tops the Premier League standings with 86 points from 31 matches, 23 points ahead of second-placed Manchester City.

Liverpool’s success in locking the Premier League title this season was welcomed by the club fans nicknamed the Reds.

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Understandably, this is the Liverpool league title after the last time they won it 30 years ago.

Thousands of fans of the Reds partied two full nights outside Anfield and in the port area, Pier Head, near the Liver Building, one of the icons of the city of Liverpool.

However, the festivities did not pay attention to the rules at all physical distancing and it has been colored with several rocket firecrackers and flaming fires.

In fact, during the celebration there was an incident where rocket fireworks were fired towards the balcony of the historic Liver Building building.

As a result of his supporters, Liverpool were threatened with being evicted from Anfield for the rest of the English League this season.

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Daily Mail on Sunday (6/28/2020) reported that Liverpool could have been banned from playing home games at Anfield Stadium if their fans hadn’t stopped partying on the streets.

Regarding the actions taken by his supporters, Liverpool along with the Merseyside Police, Liverpool City Government, and the group of supporters of Spirit of Shankly condemned the celebration.

“Over the past week we have worked together to remind people that the region is still affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and that supporters celebrate the LFC title victory with extreme caution,” the Liverpool official said.

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Meanwhile, this season Liverpool still has three remaining home games in the English League.

The three home games of the Reds are a match counter Aston Villa (7/7/2020), Burnley (7/11/2020), and Chelsea (7/18/2020).

The last home match against Chelsea has the opportunity to be a moment for Jordan Henderson et al to lift the 2019-2020 Premier League championship trophy.

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