BUSINESS AS USUAL AFTER SEISMIC TITLE WIN

Slot eyeing more success but just focused on Chelsea

- By IAN DOYLE Chief LFC Writer

FOOTBALL cliche decrees shockwaves are felt across the world whenever a major story breaks.

Last Sunday, though, there genuinely was seismic activity sparked by Arne Slot’s all-conquering Liverpool team. A seismometer placed in the Main Stand at Anfield last Sunday recorded a peak magnitude of 1.74 on the Richter scale when the home supporters reacted to Alexis Mac Allister's wondrous strike that put the Reds ahead on their way to a 5-1 triumph over Tottenham Hotspur and sealing the Premier League title.

Having waited 35 years to celebrate together winning the championship, Liverpool supporters were clearly determined to make the most of the occasion.

"I read that story!" laughs Slot. "It happened when Mo (Salah) scored as well, yes? It’s definitely true that we've experienced this now once - and we now know why we come in every single morning for training and to achieve things like this. Now knowing what it meant to the people means the desire to do it again has probably grown even more."

For Slot, once isn’t enough. When addressing the crowd after the match, the Dutchman made a point of stating it wasn’t Liverpool's second title in 35 years, but rather their second in five. Becoming a trophy-winning machine should be the aim.