This has been no ordinary Premier League title campaign for Liverpool, who ended their 30-year wait in style and sent records tumbling in the process.
Here, we look at the amazing new standards Jurgen Klopp's team have set.
RECORDS BROKEN
Fastest title win
The coronavirus pandemic might have stopped Liverpool from winning the title in March, which would have been the record for the earliest date it had been achieved, but they couldn't be prevented from sealing it with the most games to spare.
Liverpool won it with seven games to play. The previous best belonged jointly to Everton (1984-85), Manchester City (2017-18) and Manchester United (1907-08, 2000-01), who had five matches remaining.
Liverpool have now won the championship 19 times; only Man United (20) can boast more.
Longest winning run at home
This is a record that used to belong to Liverpool ... and still does. Bill Shankly's side won 21 consecutive games at Anfield through to December 1972.
Klopp's all-conquering side extended it to 24 before being held to a surprise 1-1 draw by Burnley.
Only two other teams came close to matching Shankly's 21 wins in the interim period -- Man United in 2011 (19) and Man City in 2011-12 (20).
