There are only teams who can still win the title: Liverpool and Real Madrid, the two finalists.
1- Real Madrid: They have a good level in the Champions League, but they have had problems to win in the local league of their country. The team already has 12 UCL titles and aspire for another. This would be the third crown for Zidane In 2018, the team look even stronger than in 2017, especially after beating the Paris Saint Germain and Bayern Munich. They look stronger than ever this season and will do everything they can to realize something that has never been done before: winning 3 UEFA Champions League titles in a row.
2- Liverpool: With their amazing attack and Mohamed Salah in a shape we have never seen, Liverpool has been very impressive. Their victory against Manchester City in the 1/4 and the first game against AS Roma in the semi finals were incredible. Jurgen Klopp, and all the Reds fans are confident that can beat anyone in the UEFA Champion’s League with such a great team. They recruited Van Djik last winter, who became the most expensive defender on the market. He really changed their defense and they are now way stronger than they use to be. Everything is possible with this club.
LIVERPOOL
Founded back in 1892,
Liverpool are one of England’s and world’s most famous clubs.
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high-profile rivalry with Everton and there have always been fireworks when the
two teams take oneach other in the Merseyside derby. The Reds welcome their
opponents at Anfield and it has to be noted that they have already won 18 first
division trophies. Liverpool were on the verge
of lifting the 2014/2015 Premier
League trophy, but Steven Gerrard slipped in the decider against Chelsea and
left the Reds without a title. Liverpool won their last Champions League trophy
in 2005, with the team coming from three goals behind to beat Milan in a
historic clash in Istanbul.
The Reds have clinched five European Cups and it is
no surprise they are regarded as one of the greatest European clubs. The likes
of Steven Gerrard, Robbie Fowler, Paul Ince, Ian Rush, Graeme Souness, Sami
Hyypia and Luis Suarez are some of the most notable footballers to have
represented the club over the years. The club’s anthem is You’ll Never Walk
Alone and their shirt colour is red.