2024-25 Premier League season lists seven unforgettable moments

Another Premier League season full of ups and downs will come to an end this Sunday. As the championship belonging and relegation battle settled, all the focus was on the competition for Champions League seats, and there are still five teams competing for three places. The following are seven classic moments in the 2024-25 season.

Liverpool regained the throne

Liverpool's first Premier League championship was born in the 2019-20 season, when the impact of the new crown epidemic was in empty play in the second half of the season.

This time, the Red Army was finally able to celebrate with the cheers of the crowd. The team led by Slott swept Tottenham 5-1, strongly declaring that he is still the British overlord.

Bornemouth ended Manchester City's unbeaten golden body

Manchester City's momentum was unstoppable at the beginning of the season, remained unbeaten in the first nine rounds, expanding the record of unbeaten across the season to 32 games.

However, on November 2, all this came to an abrupt end at Bournemouth home court. The goals of Semeno and Evan Nelson helped the "Cherry Legion" win 2-1, triggering a jaw-dropping collapse of Manchester City, and the dream of defending the five consecutive championships was shattered.

Cruivier's special ball hat trick

On November 30, Bournemouth striker Justin Cruiviert was recorded in history, becoming the first player to score a penalty hat trick in the Premier League. The Dutch scorer made 12 yards in the Molyneux Stadium, helping the team beat Wolves 4-2.

Arnold was booed by his own fans

Arnold finally understood that Liverpool's "You will never walk alone" vow only works if you do not choose to join Real Madrid by yourself.

The right-back announced this month that he would leave the club he had played for since childhood after the contract ended, which aroused strong dissatisfaction from fans. In a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on May 11, he was booed by home fans when he came on as a substitute.

Forest's seven goals to beat Seagulls

Nottingham Forest performed amazingly this season and has been locked in the European qualification for next season (specific events are to be determined).

The 7-0 victory over Brighton on February 1 was a season highlight: the top scorer Chris Wood took a hat, Dunk owned, Gibbs White, Neco Williams and Jota Silva added icing on the cake, setting a record for the largest Premier League victory in the team's history.

Tenghager was fired after lightning out

Although the summer just received a contract renewal, Tenghager was fired after only nine games in coaching Manchester United.

The last straw that broke the Camels was a 2-1 away defeat to West Ham United: Bowen scored a final victory in stoppage time through a controversial penalty. Although VAR's intervention in the penalty was considered a misjudgment after the game, the Dutch coach had already packed his bags and left. The Saints almost broke the worst record

Derby County's 11-point Premier League lowest score record set in the 2007-08 season has been repeatedly challenged in recent years. Sheffield United scored only 16 points last season, while Southampton is approaching a shameful record this season.

This league "Cash Machine" finally tied Manchester City with a key 12th point in the 36th round after experiencing a nightmare season. This script is really exciting to prevent the defensive champion from being nailed to the pillar of history