Premier League title without audience sounds strange: McManaman

London, June 13 (HS): Former Liverpool midfielder Steve McManaman said it would be very strange for Liverpool fans to win the Premier League title in an empty stadium. Liverpool are just two wins away from winning the Premier League title once again after thirty years. "When that happens it will be awesome but the fans won't be there," McManeman told the BBC. He said, "If all went well, the fans would have been able to go and celebrate in the stadium and then they would have paraded in the city. When Liverpool won the Champions League you saw the reaction from the audience. If they win the league now, they will celebrate, but it will not be the same as celebrating with the team while on the field. " Liverpool topped the league table with 82 points and they are 25 points ahead of the second-placed Manchester City (57). If Manchester City lose to Arsenal after the league's re-start, and if Liverpool win against Everton, they will secure the title . The Premier League will resume three months later from June 17, after being suspended in March due to Coronavirus. Hindusthan Samachar/Deepesh Sharma-hindusthansamachar.in