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2JACCCW The Liverpool mens and women's team buses during the trophy parade in Liverpool. Picture date: Sunday May 29, 2022.

When will Liverpool’s Premier League trophy parade be?

With Liverpool having secured their Premier League title, eyes are turning to the next bout of celebrations, which will be capped by a memorable trophy parade.

The scenes of jubilation across Merseyside when Liverpool mathematically won their 20th league title were a joy to be part of.

Now the club have confirmed their victory parade in the city, taking place on Monday, May 26 beginning at 2.30pm.

That will be the day after Liverpool play their final match of the season against Crystal Palace, when they will lift the trophy after full-time.

May 26 is the day immediately after lifting the trophy and it also falls on a Bank Holiday in the UK.

With many of the players jetting off on international duty the next week, the Monday is the only suitable time to hold the procession.

Liverpool’s last three parades were held after their double win in 2022, their Champions League triumph in 2019 and following the miracle of Istanbul in 2005.

Liverpool FC parade route

As with the two most recent occasions, the bus will take a route along Queen’s Drive before finishing by driving down The Strand from north to south.

The club have confirmed as follows:

  • Route begins at Allerton Maze
  • Queens Drive
  • Mill Bank
  • West Derby Road
  • Islington
  • Leeds Street
  • The Strand
  • Route finishes at Blundell Street


* Route diagram provided in 2022

Liverpool anticipate the route to take between three to five hours.

The long weekend will be a busy one in the city, with Radio 1’s Big Weekend taking place in Sefton Park and The Red Weekender, hosted by Boss Night, The Anfield Wrap and The Redmen TV, happening at the Exhibition Centre.

 

“This will be very special”

Due to the pandemic, Liverpool were unable to hold an event for their 2020 title win, so we can expect this parade to be extra special.

In 2019, an estimated 750,000 people lined the streets for the European Cup, while three years later, despite losing the Champions League final in Paris the night before, about 500,000 still attended.

The players massively appreciated the fans’ support and it shouldn’t be underestimated how big of a draw these events can be.

“This will be special for everybody in this club,” Ibrahima Konate told Sky Sports.

“Just when we won the Carabao and FA Cup, I was like, ‘what is this?!’

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, May 29, 2022: Liverpool players on an open top bus parade around the city after the club won the Cup Double, the FA Cup and Football League Cup. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

“I think I became crazy. I was like, ‘what is this? This is crazy!’

“And I spoke with some people in the club, not the players but the people who work in the football – there’s a physio Chris Morgan with whom I’m very close, a very good guy.

“He said to me, ‘if we win the Premier League, you have no idea what will happen’.

“And I was like, ‘what do you mean? I hope we will not die!’

“But no, this will be very special and it’s not done. We just have to give everything.”