Tottenham vs Liverpool .. English conflict on the dream of the Champions League

World football

CAIRO [Reuters] – Egypt's Mohamed Salah will lead Liverpool to the Champions League when he meets Tottenham at 9 pm at the Wanda Mediterraneo stadium in the Spanish capital Madrid.

Liverpool managed to secure their place in the final of the Champions League for the second time in a row, after winning a historic win over Barcelona in a clean fourth in the game they collected at Anfield, in the semi-final "Champions" of the Champions League, and achieved Liverpool "Rimontada" after the defeat in A three-point win at Camp Nou, with Egyptian team Mohamed Salah finishing the Champions League final, while Tottenham booked their place in the Champions League final at the expense of Ajax Amsterdam.

This is the second time in history that an English club has met in the final of the Champions League after Manchester United beat Chelsea in the 2008 final.

The excitement of the game will be the title of Liverpool and Tottenham today, as the Reds look forward to winning the Champions League title for the sixth time in its history and the third place in the list of the most clubs crowned the continental title behind the clubs Real Madrid and Milan and the failure to win the league title Premier League "Premier League" who went to Manchester City in the last round by a single point.

Liverpool have many offensive weapons to score in the night, most notably duo Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mani, who scored 44 goals with 22 goals in the Premier League this season.

Liverpool are also strong in defense with Dutch defender Virgil Van Dijk, who has been named the Premier League's best player of the season by the Professional Players' Association and the sponsor, as well as Brazilian goalkeeper Allison, who is awarded the "Golden Glove" .

In contrast, Tottenham will be hoping to win the Champions League for the first time in their history, with the return of their captain and target, Harry Kane, who recently recovered from the injury that has been sidelined since April, and Fernando Llorente, who helped to oust Manchester City from the quarter Final.