Liverpool beat Tottenham to win sixth European Cup

Liverpool beat Tottenham to win sixth European Cup posted: 02/06/2019

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The Reds victory, courtesy of a Mohamed Salah penalty awarded in the first minute and converted in the second, plus a late Divock Origi effort, not only exorcises the demons of last seasons 3-1 loss to Real Madrid in Kyiv but also ends J rgen Klopps run of six successive club final defeats. It gets sweeter still for Salah. His delight - or was it relief? - at converting from the spot after Moussa Sissoko was penalised for handball after just 24 seconds was no doubt magnified by the fact he was forced off injured in the Ukrainian capital last year.

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Telegenic provided the UHD/HDR worldfeed to UEFA and BT Sport

Salahs strike was not the start of a customary deluge from Liverpool, though, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson going closest to doubling their lead with shots from distance later in the half. Heung-Min Son twice ran in behind for Spurs, but the north London club failed to engineer any clear openings of their own.

Salahs strike was not the start of a customary deluge from Liverpool, though, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson going closest to doubling their lead with shots from distance later in the half. Heung-Min Son twice ran in behind for Spurs, but the north London club failed to engineer any clear openings of their own.

Then, much like buses in the city they call home, three came along all at once; Dele Alli headed over, before Son and then Lucas Moura were denied by Alisson Becker. Substitute James Milner had gone close to adding to Liverpools lead by that point, but it was left to fellow replacement Origi to finish the job with a precise low effort three minutes from time.

As commanding as he has been ever since moving to Anfield in January 2018; another colossal performance from the Dutchman. Thomas Schaaf, leader of the UEFA Technical Observers in Madrid, said: Van Dijk showed outstanding leadership and was Liverpools best defender. He made crucial interventions when needed and played with a cool head throughout.

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This was far from vintage Liverpool, who struggled to keep possession for large periods of a nervous contest. Spurs, despite their best efforts, failed to capitalise on some promising situations in the final third as the Reds held their nerve to get over their 2018 heartbreak. A sixth European Cup is the least the club deserves after a quite remarkable campaign at home and on the continent.

Liverpool celebrate their final triumph

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