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Dominic Solanke of Tottenham Hotspur reacts at full-time following the team’s defeat in the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC at Emirates Stadium(Image: 2025 Getty Images)<\/p>\nLiverpool are on the verge of being crowned Premier League champions and their title-hopes have just been handed an extra boostDominic Solanke of Tottenham Hotspur reacts at full-time following the team’s defeat in the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC at Emirates Stadium(Image: 2025 Getty Images)<\/p>\n
Liverpool supporters will be keeping one eye on Arsenal\u2019s next two matches as the Reds close in on the Premier League<\/a> title. Should the Gunners lose to Ipswich Town on Sunday, Arne Slot\u2019s men will be crowned champions if they then beat Leicester City in the later kick-off.<\/p>\n Admittedly, an Arsenal defeat at Portman Road against the Premier League strugglers is unlikely. But Liverpool are on course to win the title before the end of the month regardless.<\/p>\n Should the title-race still be open heading into gameweek 34, the Reds could win the title without playing ahead of their clash with Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday 27 April.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Arne Slot makes Trent Alexander-Arnold feelings clear after Liverpool contract question<\/a>READ MORE: I saw who was present at Liverpool press conference – Arne Slot knew he’d face two big questions<\/a><\/p>\n Mikel Arteta\u2019s men host Crystal Palace on Wednesday 23 April, and need to be no more than 12 points behind Liverpool come the final whistle to, mathematically at least, remain in contention. The gap currently stands at 13 points with six games left to play.<\/p>\n However, Slot<\/a>\u2019s side can win the title no matter what Arsenal do when they host next Spurs weekend. As things stand, victories against both Leicester and Tottenham would clinch the title.<\/p>\n Ruud van Nistelrooy\u2019s side have to beat Liverpool <\/a>to delay an inevitable relegation to the Championship for another week, ensuring the Foxes have something to fight for against the champions elect.<\/p>\n However, the Reds have been granted a potential boost ahead of their meeting with Spurs next weekend – and not just because Tottenham supporters would much rather see Liverpool win the league than their bitter-rivals, Arsenal.<\/p>\n Spurs currently sit 15th in the Premier League table after a miserable season and trail the top five by 18 points. Consequently, they look set to miss out on European football next season, while Champions League<\/a> qualification should mathematically become impossible through league position this weekend.<\/p>\n However, they can qualify for UEFA\u2019s elite club competition by winning the Europa League<\/a>. And after former Liverpool striker Dominic Solanke<\/a> – who joined Spurs in a \u00a365m switch from AFC Bournemouth last summer – scored the winner against Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday night set up a semi-final meeting with Bodo\/Glimt, Ange Postecoglou\u2019s side now have an almighty distraction hanging over their trip to Anfield<\/a>.<\/p>\n They will host the Norwegian outfit in their Europa League semi-final first leg on Thursday 1 May, just four days after travelling to Liverpool.<\/p>\n With the Europa League being all they have left to play for this season, it would be no surprise if Postecoglou rotated his side against the Reds as a result in order to prioritise their European semi-final.<\/p>\n Tottenham ultimately denied the Reds the title the last time they went the distance in the title-race back in 2021\/22 as Liverpool fell just one point short of Manchester City. Winning six of their final seven matches, a 1-1 draw with Tottenham at Anfield ultimately proved costly with it being the only time they slipped up during the run-in.<\/p>\n Of course, three years on and it is nowhere near as tight at the top with it now a matter of when, not if, the Reds win the league.<\/p>\n The dream scenario for supporters will be Liverpool winning it themselves in style against Tottenham next weekend, regardless of Arsenal.<\/p>\n