Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah recalls he knew his side's draw at Manchester United would hurt their title contention Both sides shared the spoils at the end of the match following their inability to outscore each other at Old Trafford on February 24, 2019.
The Reds finished just one point behind Manchester City who were eventual champions of the 2018-19 season.
Salah revealed that he shed tears in the dressing room after the match but the Egyptian played a key role in Liverpool's triumph one season after.
The Merseyside outfit won their first-ever Premier League title in over three decades in style - gapping the Citizens with 23 points when they were confirmed winners.
Their visit to the Etihad Stadium after their triumph ended up in disappointment as they suffered a 4-0 defeat.
"It's great, winning the Premier League after a long time.
Unbelievable," said Salah, who was speaking to Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher.
"I think some players wanted to beat Man City and win it there. It was an unbelievable feeling when Chelsea scored the second one and wow it was a party."
Salah added: "I remember last year against Man United away where we drew I went into the dressing room and started to cry.
That was the moment I felt we lost the Premier League.
"It is unbelievable to win it this time having lost it by one point last year.
"The first time we felt we could win it [this season] was when we beat City.
Then a few games like Leicester at home we knew mentally it is our season. We didn't have that luck last season."
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