By: Natasha Archary
It’s going to be the clash of the titans as Liverpool square off against Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) Final on Saturday, 28 May.
The English football side are seeking revenge against their Spanish counterparts after their 2018 UCL final clash ended in defeat.
While Real Madrid are hoping to take home their 14th Champions League title, their 6th since 2002.
The last time Liverpool took the title was in 2019 and the English side only have 6 of the coveted European cups.
Liverpool fans will be happy to hear that their Spanish midfield maestro Thiago Alcântara, may be fit to play in the final.
Manager Jürgen Klopp confirmed that Thiago has been doing well in training and there’s a good possibility that the No.6 will be in the starting 11.
Meanwhile, football pundits have the Reds pinned as the favourites to win the final, but they are cautioning Liverpool of Real’s last minute dominance.
Real Madrid went to secure their place in the final after a miraculous comeback against Manchester City saw them scoring 3 crucial extra time goals.
While Mohammad Salah will be looking to get even after sustaining an injury in his last clash against Real, many are concerned that this Saturday’s final will end in tears yet again.
Sergio Ramos took Salah down after just 31-minutes, and the Egyptian national walked off with a terrible shoulder injury.
📆 #TalDíaComoHoy en 2018, el Real Madrid se impuso por 3-1 al Liverpool en la #UCLfinal #UCL | @realmadrid pic.twitter.com/pGc3Xwy470
— Liga de Campeones (@LigadeCampeones) May 26, 2022
Meanwhile, Liverpool’s Senegalese frontman, Sadio Mane will reveal whether he stays at the club or leaves to Bayern Munich after the final.
Saturday’s final is personal for Liverpool who are hoping to make it 3 titles to end their season on a high.
Liverpool have already won the Carabao Cup and the English FA Cup but have their sights set on the title of all titles in European Football.
Kick off is at 21h00 and the UEFA Champions League final takes place at the Stade de France in Paris.
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