From a Liverpool point of view, it would be so depressingly anticlimactic if we won the league in an empty stadium, for the team and for the fans. I'm desperate for us to beat Everton and Palace and desperately hoping that the situation is still under control enough in 10 days' time that we're able to play Palace at Anfield with fans allowed in.
From a wider perspective, though, it now seems a matter of when, not if, leagues and the CL are suspended Europe-wide. The solution will depend on how long the crisis goes on for, but should a month-long suspension be needed, say, IMO the most sensible solution would seem to be to postpone the Euros and Olympics until next year (and cancel all non-competitive international matches until further notice) and once the suspension is ended complete the season through June/July as needed. That would obviously require a lot of complex discussions and logistics and is far from simple, but it would seem far less disruptive to football in general to bin the Euros and complete league seasons as far as possible rather than leaving leagues throughout Europe having to decide what to do with seasons truncated by 6 or 10 matches, which would inevitably lead to legal disputes over championships and promotion/relegation from clubs that feel hard done by over the outcome.