Liverpool beat Spurs 2:0 to win 2019 champions league

Jurgen Klopp has guided Liverpool to the European Cup for the sixth time in their history by seeing off Tottenham 2-0 at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid.

Mohammed Salah converted a penalty in the second minute of the game, after Moussa Sissoko handled Sadio Mané’s cross in Liverpool’s first attack.

It was almost all downhill from there in terms of quality and action – until semi-final hero Divock Origi blasted home a second late on to send Reds fans into delirium.

The quality of the game in the Spanish heat will not bother Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, who bounced back from losing last year’s final to Real Madrid.

Tottenham’s gamble to start Harry Kane, who had been out for almost two months with ligament damage, did not pay off and he was subdued, along with most of his team-mates.

Spurs – who did not have a shot on target until the 73rd minute – had their two best chances with 10 minutes to go with Son Heung-min and substitute Lucas Moura having good shots saved by Alisson in quick succession.

It is the Reds’ first trophy under boss Klopp, who had lost his previous six finals including two Champions Leagues.