Kylian Mbappé having been kind enough to leave our nerves alone, it is the last suspense of the season which is played this Saturday evening at the Stade de France.
Who from Real Madrid or Liverpool will exult this Saturday evening, winning their 14th edition of the most prestigious European Cup for the Spaniards or their 7th for the Reds?
It's always the match of a lifetime and on each side, some have had several, which marks the superiority of football compared to reality.
Karim Benzema, for example, is playing his 5th final, Carlo Ancelotti, his coach, his 6th (2 wins as a player, three successes as a coach);
his counterpart Jürgen Klopp his 3rd (one won in 2019).
They have the chance to snatch another piece of eternity and whoever wins will have earned it.
“Who is the favourite?
I would say Real”
Real Madrid were stunning from start to finish, an end that necessarily begins with the round of 16, and it was his opponents who fell when he fell back upright on his dream.
PSG tasted the torture first and leading 2-0 thought they were quiet thirty minutes from time before Thibaut Courtois' partners turned into superheroes.
There is a side to Spider-Man for weaving an invisible web, Hulk for physical strength with a more fit formation at the end of the encounters than at the beginning, with in the constant role of Superman a Karim Benzema who flies over these unbreathable parts .
Author of ten goals in knockout matches, he has indeed become supernatural and the best player in the world to date.
Chelsea and Manchester City joined PSG in hell but all the reversals took place at home.
Is the Bernabeu effect exportable to France?
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Less spectacular in their European progression, the Reds managed to offer the most beautiful collective face in the world.
Some preferred Manchester City, Liverpool will have seemed to us superior in its offensive power and its qualities of permanent intensity, its way of reinventing itself bit by bit when the Citizens have mainly succeeded in defending better, except against Real.
The talent has therefore dressed in red and tonight he is challenging the White House haunted by his voodoo spirit.
“Who is the favourite?
I would say Real, for the experience, answers Jürgen Klopp.
But I want us to be on the same level and ourselves.
We are a difficult opponent when we are at the peak of our football.
An enigma will fall but one more star will illuminate a European legend.