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Liverpool's Incredible Treble...While Man United Ruled England | 2000/01 The 2000/01 Premier League season reaches its dramatic conclusion. Manchester United cruise to a third consecutive Premier League title, hammering Arsenal 6-1 before sealing the championship weeks before the end of the season. But the real story belongs to Liverpool. Gérard Houllier's side embark on one of the greatest finishes to a season in Premier League history. Gary McAllister inspires an unforgettable run, Michael Owen produces two iconic FA Cup Final goals, and Liverpool complete an extraordinary cup treble before Owen's incredible year culminates with the Ballon d'Or. We also discuss: Why Roy Keane believed Ferguson's great team was reaching the end Manchester United's European disappointment Arsenal's quarter-final exit George Graham's final months as a manager Glenn Hoddle's return to Tottenham Leeds' remarkable Champions League run The unforgettable UEFA Cup Final against Alavés The relegation of Coventry City and Bradford City The 2000/01 season may be remembered for another Manchester United title, but beneath the surface it marked the beginning of a changing Premier League landscape. Question of the week: Which achievement was greater: Manchester United's third consecutive league title or Liverpool's remarkable cup treble? If you enjoy classic Premier League history, subscribe as we continue our complete season-by-season journey through every Premier League campaign. via And It's Live! Retro Football Podcast ⚽️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqf05DxACSoBkKXT8kD6xw August 8, 2026 at 10:22PM