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Liverpool fans laud their manager, Jürgen Klopp, before kick off. Klopp guided the Reds to their sixth European crown against Tottenham in 2019. Could he bring their seventh?
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Real Madrid fans in fine voice. They arrived in Paris with 13 European Cup titles to their name.
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Kenny Dalglish lays a bouquet of flowers in front of the Liverpool fans to mark the anniversary of the Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985.
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Police spray tear gas at Liverpool fans outside the stadium.
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Liverpool supporters look through the closed gates of the Stade de France, some feeling the effects of the tear gas.
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A 30-minute delay is announced before kick off due to security issues outside the stadium.
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Dancers before the opening ceremony.
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Camila Cabello performs during the ceremony.
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Fireworks go off around the stadium as the sun sets.
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As the match gets under way, Liverpool are dominant from the off. Here, Luis Díaz causes problems down the wing for Daniel Carvajal.
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Sadio Mané has a shot saved by Thibaut Courtois, who turns the ball onto the post.
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Mané rues the missed chance.
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Liverpool’s Thiago Alcântara flicks the ball over his head.
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Just before the break, Ibrahima Konaté and Fabinho challenges Federico Valverde. The ball bounces away from all of them …
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… and falls to the feet of Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema, who sweeps it home.
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The Frenchman, however, has an agonising wait before his strike is ruled offside by VAR.
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Vinícius Junior scores the opening goal as he arrives unmarked at the back stick.
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Vinícius celebrates with Benzema, left, and Valverde.
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Real Madrid’s fans let off a flare.
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Courtois saves from Mohamed Salah as Liverpool hunt for an equaliser in the second half.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold challenges Vinícius for the ball.
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With time running out for Liverpool, Salah’s has a fierce strike on goal.
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But Real Madrid’s goalkeeper Courtois is there, once again, to divert it wide with his bicep.
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Salah reacts with dismay after his shot is saved.
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Ecstasy for Real Madrid at the final whistle.
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Their players sink to the turf.
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And there’s delirium on the sidelines too.
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Liverpool’s Mané looks dejected after the match.
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Real Madrid players celebrate in front of their fans.
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Salah trudges past the trophy.
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Courtois, the man of the match, kisses the trophy.
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Real Madrid lift the trophy for the 14th time in their history and the fifth time in the past nine seasons.
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Real Madrid’s Nacho celebrates with a matador cape.
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Luka Modric hoists the trophy aloft.
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Champions League final 2022: Liverpool 0-1 Real Madrid – in pictures
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