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The coveted prize is directed to the Stade de France.

But will it be Liverpool or Real Madrid who will engrave their name on the trophy?

The Kop are making their way to Paris…

It’s fair to say that Mohamed Salah doesn’t have fond memories of four years ago.

Liverpool and the Egypt international will certainly be there to right those wrongs.

“Real Madrid is synonymous with success, but also with love of the game. People are in love with football here.

“And they will do absolutely anything for this club. That devotion permeates the whole club, starting with the security guy. The kit man, the physio, they all have it. It’s extraordinary.

“From the fans to the players, there is a love and a thirst to win. It is also felt every day in training.”

Check out the full interview below.

Liverpool and Real Madrid ended their domestic campaigns under very different circumstances.

Sarah Shephard talks to the pundits to find out who is best equipped for today’s final.

The match starts at 8 p.m. BST.

It’s 3 p.m. ET and 12 p.m. PT.

“Usually when I say the pitch looks new, that’s good news,” Klopp said yesterday.

“This pitch is new since yesterday, which is not the best news. But it will be the same for both teams. I saw the referees with their session and the good news is that the ball falls normally. You can see the lines where they put the pieces of the land [together]what we are not used to.

“That someone thought it was a good idea to bring the pitch the day before to the stadium is an interesting idea. But it didn’t kill my mood by one percent. I’m really glad we’re here, I would have played the game of pétanque.

The Real Madrid head coach was Everton manager before taking the job and is very aware of the Merseyside rivalry.

Speaking yesterday, Ancelotti said: “I know the Evertonians will support us tomorrow for sure.

“There is a big rivalry on Merseyside.

“I have fond memories of my time at Liverpool, on the blue side, and I’m sure they will support me tomorrow.”

Fans in the United States will be able to watch the final on Paramount+.

Liverpool have been boosted by the returns of Fabinho and Thiago. Both players were feared to miss the final due to respective muscle issues, however, the duo returned to full training this week.

The big selection dilemma for Jurgen Klopp, however, is whether Joel Matip or Ibrahima Konate partner Virgil van Dijk in defence.

The only absentee from Liverpool is Divock Origi.

Real are likely to have a full squad available in their 26-man squad, with David Alaba returning to contention after missing his last La Liga game against Real Betis with an adductor problem.

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UK fans hoping to watch the Champions League final for free will be able to do so on BT Sport’s YouTube channel, website and app.

It’s almost impossible to predict what can happen in a single game, but FiveThirtyEight has crunched the numbers to give us an idea.

• Liverpool: 65%
• Real Madrid: 35%

Will this be true??