Arne Slot’s winning formula at Liverpool that fans hope will continue into future

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Arne Slot’s arrival at Anfield has breathed new life into Liverpool, sparking a rise that points to an exciting future.  Their impressive league victories and consistent performances across all competitions laid the groundwork for a commanding campaign. With dazzling comebacks and a relentless energy, his Liverpool side have so far been both thrilling to watch and highly effective.

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00:00Arnish Klopp's arrival at Anfield has breathed new life into Liverpool,

00:07sparking a rise that points to an exciting future.

00:11Their impressive league victories and consistent performances across all competitions

00:16laid the groundwork for a commanding campaign.

00:19With dazzling comebacks and a relentless energy, his Liverpool side have so far

00:24been both thrilling to watch and highly effective.

00:27Securing the Premier League trophy has reignited the fans' ambitions,

00:33with the slot era off to a powerful start, one that has restored hope for sustained success

00:38at the highest level.

00:40We spoke to Will Rooney of Liverpool World to reflect on the standout moments

00:45from Liverpool's title-winning season, and Arnish Slott,

00:49a campaign that brought silverware back to Anfield in unforgettable fashion.

00:53Now Will, on Liverpool and in terms of the best moments, obviously it's hard to find

00:59any negatives across their season when you look, but in terms of the domestic season,

01:04the Premier League campaign going and winning the title the way they did,

01:07the way it was a big gap at the end as well.

01:10Yes, they tailed off maybe when they secured the title, but you feel it was a bit of relief

01:15and elation.

01:16The whole city had been celebrating as well.

01:18So, in terms of across the season, what do you think the biggest moments, the best moments were

01:22that Liverpool fans can look back?

01:25Because certainly it's a title, it's a season that they're going to remember

01:28for the rest of their lives, really.

01:30Yeah, of course, you had to look at the obvious one first, was the day that the title was won,

01:36which was the 5-1 win over Tottenham.

01:39At the end of April, I mean, the title was probably won a little bit sooner than expected.

01:44Maybe people were looking at Chelsea or maybe the last one game.

01:47But it was a party from the moment people set off the houses.

01:54They knew that the title could be secured.

01:57Anfield was packed to the raptures hours before kick-off.

02:02And Liverpool delivered emphatically with a 5-1 win.

02:07And it was the first time a lot of fans have ever experienced that

02:12because the title five years goes during COVID and you have to go back to 1990.

02:16So, you know, people my age, similar age, a little bit older, you know,

02:22have never experienced that before.

02:25And they celebrated it duly.

02:27Obviously, lifting the Premier League crown was a fantastic day

02:31after the final day against Crystal Palace.

02:34But I go back to that sort of November, October-November period

02:39when Liverpool made a really good start.

02:43And Arna Slott's talked about that win at Man United

02:45where he's, I think he thinks that at the moment,

02:48he convinced the players that Reeves the right man.

02:51But there was so much made, wasn't there?

02:53Liverpool have not played anyone yet

02:54and wait until they come up against Scud's opposition.

02:57Well, you look at that run, the fixtures they had.

02:59I think they had Arslan away where they come from behind twice,

03:03beat Manchester City and Real Madrid in a week,

03:06beat by a Leverkusen, the German champions,

03:09beat Aston Villa at home.

03:10And it was a really tough run of fixtures where you're thinking,

03:16this could make or break Liverpool's season.

03:18Are they real contenders or are they pretenders?

03:21And they come through that with aplomb, really.

03:24You know, them two wins in a week against Manchester City and Real Madrid

03:29is two of the best sides in Europe.

03:32And they were both duly put to the sword.

03:36So you're looking at those periods, really,

03:40that I think when you look back at this season,

03:42yeah, those would be the wins that you think about.

03:45And then the one against Brighton where they had to come behind from a half-time.

03:52The one of Bremfors in town, who next comes off the bench

03:55and plums as a double, which you weren't expecting.

04:00That really was a significant boost, I think, in that evening.

04:05I think Arsenal went and drew against Aston Villa,

04:07which the title race was really tight at the time.

04:12Look at the season that Liverpool fans will never forget.

04:15And now they need to really kick on

04:17and assert their authority in the Premier League.

04:20But there haven't been many lows, let's be honest, throughout the season.

04:24There was obviously, they weren't invincible.

04:26They made such a strong start to the season.

04:29And yeah, maybe if you're going right back to the start,

04:32missing out on Martin Supermendi was disappointing.

04:35But it didn't really matter because Ryan Gravenberg

04:37became one of the best number sixes in Europe.

04:41But there haven't been many low points.

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