Real Madrid vs Liverpool FC Live Streaming Final UCL 2018

Champions League final: Real Madrid, Liverpool

Just a day after Real Madrid eliminated Bayern Munich in the semifinals, Liverpool did the same to Roma on Wednesday night, setting up a gigantic clash in the final.
After beating Roma 5-2 in the first leg at Anfield a week ago, Liverpool went on the road to Rome and lost 4-2 but advanced 7-6 on aggregate in a scoreline that wasn’t as close as it ended. 


Roma needed a fast start and didn’t get it, thanks to The Reds’ resilience. The Italian club needed a 3-0 win or better to move on, and it would be critical to not allow Liverpool to score early. Welp, guess what Liverpool did? Radja Nainggolan’s errant pass saw Roberto Firmino set up Sadio Mane for an unexpected, easy opener just nine minutes in. 
A tough blow, and it now meant Roma needed four goals. It got one back thanks to an own goal from James Milner on 15 minutes, but 10 minutes later, Liverpool would go up 2-1 thanks to the attentive Georginio Wijnaldum.
That meant Roma would need four more goals just to force extra time. All it got was one. 52 minuets in Eden Dzeko scored in his fifth straight cup game to make it 2-2. 
Roma had a couple claims at a penalty kick early on and got two late goals from Nainggolan, the last with just seconds remaining, but fell a goal short of extra time. 
And with that, Liverpool will have a chance to win its sixth Champions League crown on May 26, while Roma’s dream run ends a step short. 

Real Madrid and Liverpool will be allocated 17,000 tickets for the final on May 26, to be played at the NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium in Kiev.
The capacity of the venue that also hosted the European Championship final in 2012 is 63,000.
UEFA in addition to the 17,000 for each finalist, put up 6,700 tickets on sale online.
40,700 tickets will be distributed for sale, either through the clubs or the supporters who have already acquired them through the Internet.
Seats have been assigned to the organising committee, UEFA and the various national federations, sponsors and all media with rights to the competition.
Ticket prices range from 70 euros for the cheapest one, 160 euros, 320 euros and 450 euros for the most expensive ticket.

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