Champions League: Real Madrid win 14th time, Liverpool fail to win seventh trophy.
Champions League: Real Madrid win 14th time, Liverpool fail to win seventh trophy.
Real Madrid have beaten Liverpool in a thrilling Champions League final, the seventh time Liverpool have failed to make that dream come true.
The key role in this match in Paris was played by the goal scored by Venice Jr. in the second half which paved the way for victory for Real Madrid.
Real Madrid goalkeeper They Courts kept Liverpool at bay by stopping one goal after another.
Liverpool have won the trophy six times so far and the last time they lifted the cup was in the 2018-2019 season.
Mohamed Salah, who wanted to avenge his injury in the final against Real Madrid in 2018 due to injury, could not fulfill his wish as Courtois stopped his goal three times.
The victory is also record-breaking because Carlo Ancelotti has become the first coach in history to win a Champions League title for the fourth time.
Even before the match, Real Madrid was being declared the favourite and the decisive moment came 59 minutes later when Venice scored.
For Liverpool, this season has been fantastic as they have won the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup.
They both won in the penalty round against Chelsea.
Liverpool goalkeeper Alison Baker failed to stop Real Madrid's goal
But that same week he suffered a double whammy as he lost to Manchester City by one point in the Premier League, and then Real Madrid goalkeeper Courteous made life difficult for him.
Belgium's Courts continued to be a stumbling block for Mohamed Salah's side as they defended their penalty area gym.
On several occasions, Salah was shaking his head in uncertainty when Courteous blocked Liverpool's goal.
Liverpool's overall performance has not been as impressive and they have suffered the loss of not playing aggressively, which has helped Real Madrid win the title for a record 14th time.
Another shocking incident for Liverpool took place outside the stadium where thousands of Liverpool fans failed to enter the stadium and were sprayed with pepper spray by the police while embarrassed by the police.
Belgium's Courteous continued to be a stumbling block for Mohamed Salah's side as they defended their penalty area gym.
Liverpool is demanding an investigation into the incident outside the Stade die France. Due to this incident, the match started 30 minutes late.
On the other hand, this is an important opportunity for Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, who was brought to Bernstein from Everton a year ago and since his return he has won La Liga and the Champions League so far.
Even in the press conference before the Ancelotti match, the most calm and very confident were seen.
He has led his team twice against Liverpool, once in the Champions League and once against AC Milan in 2007.

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