Champions League final

MOHAMED SALAH will be available to play in the Champions League final despite picking up an injury on Saturday.The winger, 29, was forced off with a g.

He said: "We had to change Mo early, which was not cool. During a post-match interview with ITV Football, he said: "We're going to check it out. They are still in a two-horse race with Manchester City for the Premier League title and will compete in the Champions League final on May 28.

Mohamed Salah insists he will be fit to feature in the Champions League final after sustaining an injury in the first half of the FA Cup final.

"I'm good," he said and was then asked if he will be fit to play in the Champions League final. we have training [on Sunday] morning, then if they tell me: 'I'm completely fine' I will be surprised but I will take it and then we have to go from there. He said at his press conference: "Obviously I spoke to [Salah and Van Dijk] already after the game, both are really okay.

Robertson is set to go head-to-head with Real Madrid in another Champions League final when Liverpool play in Paris on May 28.

"But I am sure we'll be ready for the Champions League final. And then from there we've got Sunday to Saturday. Once we get through Tuesday without any more casualties, then I think we've got enough time to prepare for the final two games. That's incredible and we're still fighting for the Premier League. It's out of our hands but we'll obviously fight for the Champions League when the time comes to it."

Mohamed Salah is hopeful that he will be fit for Liverpool's Champions League final clash with Real Madrid, according to journalist James Pearce.

Therefore, Klopp must wrap the 29-year-old in cotton wool for the Premier League games against Southampton and Wolves this week. The journalist tweeted: ” ‘Of course, all good’ says Mo Salah when asked if he will be fit for the CL final in Paris.” The Lowdown: Salah injured in final win

There was a guest of honour at the heart of Liverpool's FA Cup final celebrations, with Mohamed Salah inviting former team-mate Moamen Zakaria to Wembley.

It was a classy gesture from Salah to invite the 34-year-old to the final, and it was certainly appreciated as he took to Twitter after the game. Alongside him in the tunnels of Wembley was Zakaria, a former international team-mate of Salah’s who now requires the aid of a wheelchair as he suffers with ALS. There was a guest of honour at the heart of Liverpool’s FA Cup final celebrations, with Mohamed Salah inviting former team-mate Moamen Zakaria to Wembley.

Salah lasts just over half an hour of the FA Cup final and will be a doubt for Liverpool's crucial end-of-season run-in. Soccer Football - FA Cup - Final ...

“As a Chelsea player seeing Mo Salah go off, it gives you a bit of a lift.” Virgil van Dijk was also taken off at the beginning of extra time, with Liverpool yet to confirm an injury. Kostas Tsmikas scored the decisive spot-kick as Liverpool won 6-5 on penalties, but it was not all good news as their Egyptian forward will now need to be assessed ahead of the trip to Southampton on Tuesday, with Liverpool playing Wolves on the final day of the Premier League season as they bid to wrestle the title from Manchester City.

After winning the FA Cup against Chelsea, Liverpool has a quick turnaround with their schedule, but they are prepared and Mo Salah says he's fit.

Liverpool has to make a quick turnaround as they play Southampton on Tuesday, May 17 and Wolves the following Sunday, May 22. With the quick turnaround for Southhampton, though, their playing time is questionable. Unfortunately for the Reds, their star player Mohamed Salah went limping off the field at 30 minutes with a groin injury.

Jurgen Klopp is hopeful of Mohamed Salah's comeback before Liverpool's upcoming clash against Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League final.

Chelsea played outstanding but in the end, there must be one winner and that was us today. “I couldn’t be more proud of my boys, the shift they put in, how hard they fought, early changes… But for us, I’m pretty happy.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has hinted he's going to have to rotate his team a bit for the club's next game in the Premier League.

I think we will have to make some changes." "I really have no clue in this moment who I can line up. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has hinted he’s going to have to rotate his team a bit for the club’s next game in the Premier League.

The two Anfield stars seem certain to miss the visit to Southampton on Tuesday night, boss Jurgen Klopp is confident they will be ready for the Champions ...

Van Dijk revealed that he was struggling with an issue behind his knee, and he said: “I felt [it] in the first half when I did a sprint in the channel. maybe… (on Tuesday).” No, I think they both will be fine, but not…

"We have the character to play this final," says Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst as he prepares his side for the UEFA Europa League decider against ...

To be the top scorer in the Europa League as a full-back is amazing. In the last three or four years of my career, I was thinking back a lot to all the coaches I had and how they prepared games, how we trained, which exercises we did, but, in the end, I can look back and remember all the tactics I had with my teams. In my time, you could see the change in the different types of full-backs: more going forward and more supporting the attack than before. [Having played in a UEFA Champions League final, Barcelona's 2-1 defeat of Arsenal in 2006] the most important thing is to make sure you're not distracted by everything, and in the end it's a game, 11 against 11 on the pitch with a referee and a ball. Arsène [Wenger at Arsenal] – it was great to work with him – Dick Advocaat; Guus Hiddink; Frank Rijkaard, where we had a lot of success at Barcelona. Louis van Gaal was my coach in the Dutch [national] team. We have to make sure we are well prepared to defend well against them.

Oliver Glasner admits this Wednesday's showdown in Seville isn't something he thought would happen this season.

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The Celtic legend admits he still can't bear to watch his team's UEFA Cup Final defeat to Porto in 2003.

"Go out to win. "Of course, it'd be totally different had we won. "Despite the fact Porto went to win the Champions League the following year with essentially the same team, it doesn't make it feel any better, to tell you the truth.

Matildas star Ellie Carpenter is on the brink of a second Champions League winner's medal, with her French club Lyon preparing for a blockbuster final ...

“I’ve always wanted to play in the Champions League, it’s one of the best competitions there is - the best against the best in Europe. You can’t get much better than that. Saying you’re the best club in Europe after you win, it’s quite a nice title to have. It’s so good for the game. “It brings the level up, it’s more competitive. “I’m more experienced, playing more high-pressure games week-in, week-out, with the league and Champions League,” she said. But you have to be, or you have to try to be. For now, though, the focus is Barcelona, who trounced Sam Kerr’s Chelsea 4-0 in last year’s Champions League final, but lost 4-1 when they met Lyon in the decider three seasons ago. Carpenter shares a dressing room with some of the world’s best players, including Norwegian superstar Ada Hegerberg, emerging American sensation Catarina Macario, Chilean goalkeeper Christiane Endler, and the backbone of the French national team that sits No.3 in FIFA’s world rankings. “I wasn’t really meant to be there, but I was, which was a great bonus. And so Sunday morning’s final (AEST) against Barcelona at the Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy, is more meaningful, more real. It was no less amazing an experience for the dashing Matildas defender in her first taste of European club football, and just being on the team sheet made her the first Australian to have won a major European final since Harry Kewell with Liverpool in 2005. Two months after Carpenter joined Olympique Lyonnais, in mid-2020, she found herself on the bench for the 2019-20 Champions League final.

May 15 – Egyptian club Al Ahly has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) over CAF's decisions to give the hosting of the final to Casablanca, ...

Morocco and Senegal were the only countries that fulfilled the host country bid criteria after CAF requested its 54 member associations to submit bids to host the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League one-leg final. Furthermore, CAF is also bound by the CAF and FIFA rules which do not allow competition rules to be changed once the competition has started. The Egyptians will play Wydad Casablanca in the final of Africa’s premier club competition.

James Tavernier joined Rangers when they were in the Championship in 2015 and will now captain them in the Europa League final against Frankfurt on ...

"I'm just looking forward to the final few weeks here and hopefully making it a very memorable experience for me. "We want to put a legacy down for the day we retire. "The emotions come in a big mix and we want to make everyone proud. "We're here for a reason and the squad has been a different class throughout. Hopefully we keep a clean sheet on Wednesday and I get to be the top scorer of the competition." "They're an exceptional group of boys who are in there and I couldn't be prouder to be walking out with them come Wednesday night. For me to miss it though injury was tough." "It will be a dream come true for me personally," says Tavernier of leading Rangers to continental glory. So we just have to nullify their threats and really take the game to them." "It sounds crazy," admits the 30-year-old. They've got to the final for a reason. Rangers knocked out another of Germany's strongest sides in the semi-finals when they came back from a 1-0 first leg defeat to beat RB Leipzig 3-1 at home.

BeIN Sports famous football analyst Mohamed Aboutrika has joined the campaign protesting Morocco's host of the African Football Confederation Champions ...

Citing “CAF “injustice” like Aboutrika, many other prominent football figures called on Al Ahly to withdraw from the final. “Congratulations to Al Ahly for reaching the final and hard luck ES Setif. Sometimes, withdrawing from an event can be an achievement in itself. You can change your privacy preferences at any time by selecting ‘Cookie preferences’ at the bottom of your screen. We understand that your online privacy is very important and consenting to our collection of some personal information takes great trust. They urged Aboutrika to be more reasonable and watch his words, especially since he is a popular football figure in the Arab world. A neutral venue would provide equal chances for the competing teams, it argued.