Liverpool – Real Madrid

We anticipate a comfortable victory for Liverpool in the final against Real Madrid

Liverpool will face Real Madrid in Paris on Saturday 28 May. Jurgen Klopp's side have already won two trophies this season. The team could make a historic hat-trick. Real Madrid won La Liga by a huge margin, but are rightly regarded as underdogs in the Champions League final. Liverpool have not had the most difficult road to the final. Inter, Benfica and Villarreal - Klopp's team avoided matches against the main favourites of the tournament. Only the encounter with the Spaniards posed problems. Otherwise, Liverpool dominated their opponents. In the English league, the Reds were also without a loss at the finish line. The only exceptions in the last two months were draws against Tottenham and Man City. There are no injuries in the team, with only Thiago Alcantara's participation in this fixture in doubt. The loss is unpleasant, but not fatal. Real have been preparing for the UEFA Champions League final for a month now. The team have secured the league title with four matches to go before the end of La Liga. This explains their recent negative performance in the Spanish league. In the final four games, Real Madrid managed to collect just five points. On 20 May, the club played a very disappointing encounter with Betis. Carlo Ancelotti, however, fielded the main players. Real also have all their main players ready for the final. There is positive news regarding David Alaba. The Austrian defender has recovered for the final match. The bookmakers rightly pick Liverpool as favourites for the final match. The team looks stronger than Real Madrid in all respects. The Madrid club passed their opponents in the play-offs largely thanks to luck and character. Jurgen Klopp knows how to set the players up for the decisive matches. The two finals against Chelsea this year have already been won. Real, on the other hand, have had difficulties in every match on the way to the final. The team has shown quality football in only one game out of two, and against Manchester City, that stretch was reduced to twenty minutes. The likelihood of that luck continuing in the final is extremely low. The odds on Liverpool are over 2.00. That's good enough for a decent bet.