UEFA Champions League Final - Real Madrid v Liverpool - Jonty Mark

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The 2017/18 Champions League final takes place tomorrow night with Real Madrid face Liverpool in in Kiev.

The 12 time champions, Real Madrid, are clean favourites and will be targeting three wins in a row.

The Reds in their turn are looking for their first title since the Miracle in Istanbul in 2005.

One thing is for sure and that is will Mo Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo playing, it will be one exciting affair.

Football pundit, Jonty Mark, told OFM Sport it will be interesting to see how Real will approach the Liverpool attack.
Tomorrow evening’s game kicks off at 20:45.
25 May 2018 7AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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