Liverpool's recent 2-0 triumph over Newcastle United at Anfield has significantly bolstered their position in the Premier League. Now leading by a commanding 13-point margin over second-placed Arsenal, the Reds are poised to secure their second Premier League title. With only 10 matches left for Liverpool and 11 for Arsenal, statistical models predict a 98.8% chance of Liverpool clinching the championship. Manager Arne Slot, however, remains focused on the Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain, emphasizing his team's immediate priorities. This article delves into the potential scenarios and timelines for Liverpool's anticipated title win.

The victory against Newcastle not only widened the gap between Liverpool and their closest rivals but also highlighted the team's resilience and consistency. The last time a Premier League leader squandered such a significant lead was in the 1997-98 season when Manchester United was overtaken by Arsenal. Despite this historical context, Slot is cautious about discussing the title race. His primary focus is on the upcoming Champions League encounter with PSG, acknowledging the formidable challenge posed by the French giants.

While Slot maintains a tight-lipped stance on the title, fans and analysts alike are already speculating about the earliest possible date Liverpool could be crowned champions. If Arsenal were to stumble in their next four matches—against Man Utd, Chelsea, Fulham, and Everton—and Liverpool secured victories in their upcoming fixtures against Southampton, Everton, and Fulham, the Reds could clinch the title as early as April 5-6. However, if both teams continue their winning streaks, Liverpool would likely secure the trophy on April 26-27, following their home match against Tottenham Hotspur.

In an alternate scenario where Arsenal wins their game in hand against Chelsea on March 16, the title race could extend further. If Arsenal matches Liverpool's results, the Reds would win the league on May 3-4, after their away match against Chelsea. Another pivotal moment could occur when Arsenal visits Anfield on May 9-10, where Liverpool could potentially seal the deal if they maintain a seven-point lead with just two games remaining.

Assuming Liverpool secures the title as expected, the club will present the Premier League trophy to the players after their final home game of the season against Crystal Palace on May 25. This would mark a historic moment for Liverpool, drawing them level with arch-rivals Manchester United on 20 top-flight titles. Fans eagerly anticipate a celebratory parade, especially given that the 2020 title win was marred by pandemic restrictions. With a strong finish to the season, Liverpool looks set to end a three-year wait for another championship, adding another chapter to their illustrious history.