Liverpool have made a clean sweep on the BBC's end-of-season awards after a fan vote.
The Reds, who are being made to wait for their first ever Premier League crown, hold a record title lead in the table as football waits on pause during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dominant almost from start to finish, Liverpool's only blemish this season was a 3-0 away loss at Watford.
The performances have obviously impressed, with captain Jordan Henderson being named player of the season, Jurgen Klopp named manager of the season and Trent Alexander-Arnold picking up young player of the season.
Henderson won 23 per cen to the vote, team-mate Sadio Mane picked up 17% of the vote and Kevin de Bruyne of Manchester City earned 14%.
Klopp was a runaway winner as manager, racking in 55%. Sheffield United's Chris Wilder was a distant runner-up with 25%.
It was a similar story for Alexander-Arnold, who garnered 47% of the vote. Manchester United's Marcus Rashford came second with 10% ahead of Dean Henderson's 9%.
