Champions League Final 2018
May 26, Olympic Stadium, Kyiv, Ukraine

REAL MADRID					LIVERPOOL
Coach						Coach
Zinedine Zidane		HEAD-TO-HEAD		Jürgen Klopp
Captain			Real 2 Liverpool 3	Captain
Sergio Ramos					Jordan Henderson
Champions League record				Champions League record
W150 D49 L51 					W47 D30 L23
European Cup pedigree				European Cup pedigree
12-time winner					5-time winner
Last season					Last season
Winner (beat Juventus)				No European competition

Final is repeat of 1981 showpiece – Liverpool winning 1-0 against Real Madrid, with stars
including Alan Hansen, Graeme Souness, and Kenny Dalglish


Second Group H 		ROUTE TO FINAL		Topped Group E
with 13 points		Round of 16		with 12 points
PSG 3-1 (h), 2-1 (a)			Porto 5-0 (a), 0-0 (h)
			Quarter-finals
Juventus 3-0 (a), 1-3 (h)		Man City 3-0 (h), 2-1 (a)
			Semi-finals
Bayern 2-1 (a), 2-2 (h)			Roma 5-2 (h), 2-4 (a)


TEAM STATISTICS (12 matches)
30	Goals scored		40
15	Goals against		13
6663	Passes completed	5461
77	Crosses completed	49
90	Corners			66
54%	Average possession	51%

		SHOTS BREAKDOWN
Total shots 208			Total shots 189
86		On target	89
75		Wide		59
47		Blocked		41


Cristiano Ronaldo
Goals: 15
Assists: 2

Mohamed Salah
Goals: 10
Assists: 4


GOAL TIMES:
Goals for-against

1-15mins 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90
5-2 2-3 6-3 7-3 3-4 6-0
Half-time leads: 5
Stoppage time goals: 1-0

1-15mins 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90
7-3 9-1 6-0 7-3 4-1 7-3
Half-time leads: 8
Stoppage time goals: 0-2


GOAL THREAT
Both teams have two of most attacking trios in European football – with Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah winning Premier League Golden Boot

Real Madrid*
Ronaldo	43 goals
Bale	18
Benzema	11
Goals scored in all competitions
% of team goals: 50.3%

Liverpool
Salah	44
Firmino	27
Mane	19
% of team goals: 67.2%


PROBABLE LINE-UPS
Marcelo			Alexander-Arnold
Bale			Salah
Ramos			Wijnaldum
Casemiro		Lovren
Navas			Karius
Benzema			Henderson
Ronaldo			Firmino
Varane			Milner
Modric			Van Dijk
Carvajal		Mane
Kroos			Robertson

MATCH REFEREE: Milorad Mazic SRB
Assistants: Milovan Ristic, Dalibor Djurdjevic SRB


OLYMPIC STADIUM, KVIV
Opened: 1923 (renovated 2011)
Capacity 68,000
Hosted five matches at Euro 2012, including final – Spain beating Italy 4-0


*Not including vs Villarreal (May 19)


Sources: UEFA, Gracenote © GRAPHIC NEWS
Pictures: Getty Images