Jurgen Klopp said arriving at his fourth Champions League final as a mentor felt like another experience. On Tuesday, his Liverpool side returned from two objectives against Villarreal to get a 5-2 total win in their semi-final. While the three-objective pad might look agreeable, this was a trial of Liverpool’s nerve and powers of recovery as a horrendous opening half. They saw their first-leg advantage cleared out by debut objectives in the opposition off of Boulaye Dia and Francis Coquelin. Yet, the half-time presentation of £37.5m in January, marking Luis…
Jurgen Klopp concedes arriving at Champions League final ‘feels like the initial time’ as Mohamed Salah eyes Real Madrid retribution
