BEHIND THE SCENES For Liverpool’s Trophy Lift! 😲

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Liverpool Premier League Mohamed Salah Virgil van Dijk

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This video shows behind-the-scenes footage of Liverpool's Premier League trophy presentation for the 2024/25 season at Anfield. The video begins with a shot of the team lifting the trophy, surrounded by red smoke and cheering fans. It then cuts to Saturday, showing the trophy presentation rehearsals taking place at 14:30. The crew prepares the pitch at 14:45, laying down the Premier League Champions carpet. At 15:03, the trophy is cleaned and prepared for Sunday's presentation. On Sunday at 18:07, the trophy and medals are collected. At 18:20, the trophy is brought onto the pitch at Anfield, followed by players and staff taking to the stage at 18:25. Key players like Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk are seen collecting their medals. The video culminates with the team lifting the Premier League trophy amidst red smoke and celebrations.

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