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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24536122" data-attributes="member: 158020">Tottenham 0 Liverpool 2: Salah on the spot as Reds seal Champions League glory<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/01/22/14246620-7094461-image-m-118_1559424891215.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Mohamed Salah put last season's final heartbreak behind him by setting   up a 2-0 win over Tottenham in Madrid and a sixth Champions League   triumph for Liverpool.Egypt star Salah was infamously injured in a   challenge with Real Madrid  captain Sergio Ramos before the Reds   subsided to a 3-1 defeat in Kiev  12 months ago but grabbed the opener   in a largely forgettable contest at  the Wanda Metropolitano. The Premier League Golden Boot winner dispatched a second-minute penalty after Moussa Sissoko was penalised for handball.Liverpool and their Premier League counterparts played in fits and    starts thereafter, with Spurs enjoying their most consistent spell of    pressure before substitute Divock Origi added to his semi-final brace    against Barcelona by drilling clinically into the bottom-right corner   three minutes from time.After a moment's appreciation was observed for the late Jose Antonio Reyes the game began in dramatic fashion.Sissoko  errantly brought his arm away from his body and, under the   current  interpretations of the handball rule, was always likely to be   punished  once struck by Sadio Mane's chipped cross.Salah emphatically   drilled the spot kick past Hugo Lloris.Trent  Alexander-Arnold sent a low drive whistling wide in the 18th   minute and  the Liverpool defender made a vital intervention as Son   Heung-min  threatened to go through on goal shortly afterwards.Lloris   tipped over from the Reds' other full-back, Andy Robertson, as a scrappy   first-half yielded no further goals.Alexander-Arnold  intervened to thwart Son once more after the break,   with Klopp's  decision to send on Origi and James Milner suggesting a   focus upon  containment.But Milner almost gave the Reds breathing space   when he drove narrowly wide from 18 yards in the 69th minute.Spurs'  semi-final hero Lucas Moura scuffed a shot too close to fellow    Brazilian Alisson, who did well to repel Christian Eriksen's rasping    free-kick.It fell to Origi to make sure for Liverpool and he made  no mistake with   a sweetly struck left-footed effort after Tottenham  failed to clear a   corner and Joel Matip nudged the ball into his path.</blockquote>

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