Applause is my destiny Chelsea tear down and keep the tradition...EPL Wins Liverpool's Guard of Honor Points
May 03, 2025
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'Guard of Honor' is a ceremony in which the other team's players line up and applaud in celebration of the victory and respect for the other team when the winning team's players enter before the game. It is a ritual that is often seen in the military. In Spain, it is called 'pacillo'.
Liverpool confirmed its early victory with a 5-1 victory in the 34th round of the English Premier League (EPL) in the 2024-2025 season against Tottenham on the 28th of last month. It has won 20 EPL championships in five years since the 2019-2020 season, tying for the most wins in the EPL along with Manchester United.
The first game after confirming the championship is against Chelsea. The two teams are scheduled to play the 35th round of the EPL at Stamford Bridge in London, England, at 0:30 a.m. on the 5th.
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However, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca expressed his desire to express respect for Liverpool in a pre-press conference. He thinks it's a tradition. It's a must, and we want to do it. Liverpool have proven their league title. We hope to become champions soon as well."
Chelsea, who received the 'Guard of Honor" from Manchester United for their first English top-flight win in 1955, coincidentally became the most prolific team in EPL history.
I applauded Manchester United in 2007, Leicester City in 2016, Liverpool in 2020, and Manchester City in 2023. Chelsea returned the player 'Guard of Honor' five years after receiving 'Guard of Honor' from Liverpool in 2015, and five years after that, they applauded Liverpool again. They also exchanged 'Guard of Honor' with Manchester United.
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◇England Premier League Guard of Honor History
Time to win = Team that clapped (Winning Team) = Team that clapped
2003 = Manchester United = Everton
2005 = Chelsea = Manchester United
2007 =Manchester United = Chelsea
2011 =Manchester United = Blackpool
2013 = Manchester United = Arsenal
2015 = Chelsea = Liverpool
2016 = Leicester = Chelsea, Everton
2017 = Chelsea = Watford, Sunderland
2018 = Man City = Swansea, West Ham, Huddersfield, Brighton
2020 = Liverpool = Manchester City, Aston Villa, Brighton, Burnley, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle
2021 = Man City = Newcastle, Everton
2023 = Manchester City = Chelsea
2025 = Liverpool = Chelsea?
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.