Game is over and the final score is Leicester 0-1 Liverpool. Here is the match report.
Match Report
Leicester City have been relegated from the Premier League after Trent Alexander-Arnold secured Liverpool a 1-0 victory at the King Power Stadium.
The right-back made a quick impact on his return from injury to move Liverpool within one win of clinching the title.
Mohamed Salah struck both posts within three minutes, as his shot rolled along the goal line, before Wilfred Ndidi also hit the woodwork at the other end.
Mads Hermansen was in fine form in Leicester's goal, making great saves to deny Salah, Cody Gakpo and Kostas Tsimikas as Liverpool upped the pressure.
However, it was the Foxes who thought they had opened the scoring in the 67th minute when Conor Coady headed into an empty net from close range, but it was disallowed for a foul on Alisson by Patson Daka.
Salah and Diogo Jota then both hit the woodwork in a chaotic build-up to the winner before Alexander-Arnold's powerful volley finally beat Hermansen nine minutes later.
Liverpool restored their 13-point lead over Arsenal, who could hand them the title if they lose to Crystal Palace on Wednesday. If not, they can clinch it with a win over Tottenham next Sunday.
Leicester are relegated with five games to spare, sitting 19th with 18 points, unable to catch 17th-placed West Ham.
Data Debrief: Down and out
Leicester have been relegated from the Premier League for the fifth time (1994-95, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2022-23 and 2024-25), with only Norwich City (six) ever suffering more relegations (West Brom also five).
While they put up a good fight on Sunday, they were unable to end their torrid run as they became the first team in top-flight history to go nine consecutive home league games without scoring.
It was also the first league match at the King Power in which they have failed to land a shot on target since February 2023 (0 v Arsenal).
As for Liverpool, they picked up their 24th win of the Premier League campaign, only recording more through 33 games of a top-flight season on two previous occasions (25 in 2018-19 and 29 in 2019-20).
Alexander-Arnold had the final day, and is the first defender to come on as a substitute and score the winning goal for Liverpool in a Premier League match since Martin Skrtel in August 2011 v Bolton Wanderers.
Match Events
0' The match is about to start!
3' Salah steers a low shot but the ball comes back off the post
10' Ndidi's low shot beats Alisson but not the base of the post
11' Salah's shot is denied by Hermansen's fine one-handed save
28' Szoboszlai hits the free-kick but it is saved by the keeper
28' Tsimikas delivers a cross but Salah's shot is blocked by the defender
39' Gakpo's effort in the box is denied by the keeper
40' Konate's header is hacked away from just in front of the line by Ndidi
46' Szoboszlai's long-range effort is saved by the keeper
53' Gakpo's low shot towards the goal is blocked by Pereira
56' Tsimikas' shot is met by a fine stop from Hermansen to turn it behind
60' Salah curls the ball after Bradley's attempt is cleared but it goes wide
63' Szoboszlai delivers a cross but Jota's header goes wide
66' Coady's header ruled out as Daka fouls Alisson in the build-up & it won't stand
71' Bradley is replaced by Alexander-Arnold
76' Alexander-Arnold nets with a left-footed half-volley! Leicester 0-1 Liverpool
77' Alexander-Arnold booked yellow as he took off his cloth while celebrating
78' Salah's cross picks out Jota, who heads over at the back post
85' 15-year-old youngster Monga replaces Mavididi
Line-ups
Leicester XI: Vardy, Coady, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Pereira, Ndidi, Wout Faes, Mavididi, Soumaré, Luke Thomas, Mads Hermansen, Bilal El Khannouss
Subs: Jordan Ayew, Patson Daka, Justin, Skipp, Okoli, Jakub Stolarczyk, Victor Kristiansen, Facundo Buonanotte, Jeremy Monga
Liverpool XI: Alisson, Salah, Van Dijk, Tsimikas, Konate, Gakpo, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Luis Díaz, Gravenberch, Conor Bradley
Subs: Endo, Robertson, Jota, Kelleher, Alexander-Arnold, Nunez, Curtis Jones, Elliott, Quansah
azmotsamar
110
I want Liverpool to win today’s match, but then lose to Chelsea and Tottenham—just enough to stir the chaos. Then, when they face Arsenal at Anfield, I want them to absolutely destroy the Gunners and celebrate right in front of their faces. Let Liverpool show Arsenal what winning the Premier League actually looks like—because let’s be honest, they haven’t lifted that trophy since 2004. That’s nearly 25 years of bottling it, and someone’s gotta remind them what greatness really is. And here’s the best part—Klopp promised he’d return to Anfield if Liverpool win the EPL. What a reunion that would be. Emotional, legendary, and unforgettable—just like the club itself. Arsenal fans might cry, but Liverpool fans will rise
dougiefresh
95
🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: LIVERPOOL ARE THREE POINTS AWAY FROM WINNING THE PREMIER LEAGUE!
MEEKYAXEL
68
OH Trent You mean Alot Please Pen A new deal. YNWA ... #LTOCTM
MEEKYAXEL
29
SIMPLY TAA
yuwcklrz
25
This is how you say goodbye, leaving the shirt behind
itz_me_ojei
24
One Step Closer To The Title🏆
Bigthree
21
GIF GIF GIF!: http://www.goalgif.xyz/v2/live/matchGifs?match_id=53877093&language=en
ManCityFanForever
12
I want Liverpool to win today’s match, but then lose to Chelsea and Tottenham—just enough to stir the chaos. Then, when they face Arsenal at Anfield, I want them to absolutely destroy the Gunners and celebrate right in front of their faces. Let Liverpool show Arsenal what winning the Premier League actually looks like—because let’s be honest, they haven’t lifted that trophy since 2004. That’s nearly 25 years of bottling it, and someone’s gotta remind them what greatness really is. And here’s the best part—Klopp promised he’d return to Anfield if Liverpool win the EPL. What a reunion that would be. Emotional, legendary, and unforgettable—just like the club itself. Arsenal fans might cry, but Liverpool fans will rise
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Pain😂
drnade
10
Do you know Liverpool FC can still give 12 to Manchester United for then to get 50 points and move them to 8th position still will be ahead of Calculator FC (Arsenal FC)
Babakizito12345
10
I want Liverpool to win today’s match, but then lose to Chelsea and Tottenham—just enough to stir the chaos. Then, when they face Arsenal at Anfield, I want them to absolutely destroy the Gunners and celebrate right in front of their faces. Let Liverpool show Arsenal what winning the Premier League actually looks like—because let’s be honest, they haven’t lifted that trophy since 2004. That’s nearly 25 years of bottling it, and someone’s gotta remind them what greatness really is. And here’s the best part—Klopp promised he’d return to Anfield if Liverpool win the EPL. What a reunion that would be. Emotional, legendary, and unforgettable—just like the club itself. Arsenal fans might cry, but Liverpool fans will rise
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be careful for what u wish for 😂😂 remontade fc