Champions League final WAGs including stunning models, glam doctor and Little Mix star

LeBron James was furiously booed by Real Madrid supporters during the Champions League final, who also aimed a cheeky chant in his direction.The LA Lakers forward, 37, owns a minority share in Liverpool and was spotted cheering on Jurgen Klopp's side as they aimed to avenge their 2018 final defeat to Los Blancos. But unlike his stellar appearances on the court, James could only watch from the sidelines as Real Madrid claimed an unlikely victory, via their only shot on target.Pitted in a swanky VIP box nearby Los Blancos ultras, it may not have been wise for the 6ft 9 basketball star to display a Reds shirt over the shoulder of his three-piece suit.

Calvin Harris.Despite losing the Champions League final 1-0 to Real Madrid on Saturday night (May 28) and missing out on the Premier League title to Manchester City, Jurgen Klopp’s team were celebrating their trophy wins in both the FA Cup and League Cup.As part of the celebrations, Harris performed on top of the bus, with his set centred around a performance of his 2018 Dua Lipa collaboration ‘One Kiss’, which has become an unofficial anthem of Liverpool’s, and is often sung after games.See footage and photos from the performance below.A post shared by Calvin Harris (@calvinharris)Calvin Harris on Instagram.

The French Government have refused to shoulder any of the blame and incredibly pointed the finger at Liverpool FC for the events outside the ground that overshadowed the Champions League Final in Paris on Saturday.

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has claimed an unlikely accolade following the culmination of the Champions League.

Sadio Mane after the attacker reportedly decided to leave the Reds.Mane has been one of Jurgen Klopp's most important players, but his contract will expire at the end of next season. And according to reports in Spain, the Senegal international is now ready to seek a new challenge away from Anfield.Despite the performances of his other three front-line options, Klopp will need to find a replacement for the departing Mane.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez told Kylian Mbappe he had been "forgotten" by the Spanish giants after their Champions League final victory over Liverpool on Saturday night. Mbappe recently found himself in hot water with Los Blancos after choosing to remain at Paris Saint-Germain until 2025, despite strong rumours he would join Carlo Ancelotti's side. Madrid were understood to be surprised and furious by the agreement, but Perez didn't seem too fussed as he discussed the French superstar after the La Liga side's surprise win in Paris.

Much is being made of Liverpool's three goalless finals in a season that could have offered a quadruple but has ended up in a domestic cup double.

Vinicius Junior scored the winning goal in the second half - but it was Courtois who stole the headlines with a breathtaking performance.And the Belgium ace believes it was the perfect response after claiming he doesn't get enough respect in the game. Courtois left Chelsea to join Real in 2018 after winning two Premier League titles and an FA Cup - and believes conquering Europe has now completed his career.He said: "I said that when Madrid plays finals, they win. I was on the good side of history.

Gary Neville has shown he has no shame in admitting he is "f****** buzzing" after Liverpool lost the Champions League final to Real Madrid.Jurgen Klopp's side were narrowly beaten at the Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night, with Vinicius Jr's second half goal proving the difference as they fell to a 1-0 defeat. The Reds had been hoping to secure a seventh European crown in the French capital but were kept at bay by an inspired performance from Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.Following the match, former Manchester United defender Neville took to Twitter to show he was revelling in Liverpool's crushing defeat."It’s really normal to be happy tonight if you’re a united fan! I’m f@@@@@g ecstatic!" wrote Neville, who won the Champions League twice with United during his career.Earlier in the night, Neville had also taken to social media to comment on the chaotic scenes outside the stadium which had caused the start of the match to be delayed.Neville, who has worked as a pundit for Sky Sports since hanging up his boots, admitted he was "not surprised" by BT Sport's coverage of the drama unfolding outside of the ground.How many trophies will Liverpool win next season? Let us know in the comments section below.After The Athletic's Adam Crafton had tweeted about his surprise that BT Sport did not have a reporter outside the stadium, Neville responded by adding: "Are you surprised? I’m not.

Liverpool conceded the crucial goal in their Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.Vinicius Junior's second-half finish was all that separated the two European heavyweights at the Stade de France. Alexander-Arnold's man crept in at the back post and converted Federico Valverde's cross-cum-shot to secure his side's 14th European crown.Many viewers felt the Liverpool right-back was at fault for failing to pick the Real winger up.

Liverpool failed to win their second Champions League trophy in three years after falling to a 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid.A nervy first-half saw a Karim Benzema goal disallowed, with the Reds having dominated the opening 45 minutes. But after the break, Liverpool struggled to match their first-half levels and a dreadful defensive lapse from Trent Alexander-Arnold saw Vinicius open the scoring for Madrid on the hour mark.Despite the Reds pushing for an equaliser, they found Thibaut Courtois in inspired form, with Carlo Ancelotti's side able to hold on to claim their 14th European Cup.

Liverpool's players have embroiled themselves in an angry row with UEFA over their Champions League final protocol ahead of Saturday night's match.The Reds face Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Paris as they bid to win the Champions League for the seventh time in their history. However, Marca report that the club's players have been angered by a change to UEFA's protocol regarding family and friends ahead of the match.Players from the winning team will not be allowed to bring their family and friends onto the pitch to celebrate lifting the trophy at full-time in Paris.Liverpool's players were able to bring their loved ones onto the pitch in Madrid in 2019 after they beat Tottenham Hotspur to win their sixth European crown.However, UEFA have ruled out similar scenes this year, with "security concerns" cited as a reason for the decision.

Real Madrid to emerge triumphant in the Champions League final against Liverpool. Carlo Ancelotti's side are seeking their 14th European crown in Paris against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool, in a repeat of the 2017-18 Champions League final where the Spanish side won their third title in a row.This year marks the side's first Champions League final since that victory, while Liverpool returned the following year to beat Tottenham in Madrid, and it's a tough one to predict for the clash on Saturday evening.However, Ferrari driver Sainz, a passionate Madrid fan, believes the team he adores will be able to secure the honours and admitted he did consider travelling to the French capital for the final but elected to remain in Monaco ahead of Sunday's Grand Prix."I don't think Real needs to win because as a team, they've done a great season.

Jurgen Klopp's side are aiming to exact revenge on the La Liga winners for the 2018 Champions League final defeat in Kiev. Thousands of fans have embarked on the odyssey to the Stade de France in Paris to watch the Reds in UEFA's showpiece game. There will also be a whole host of celebrities cheering the Reds on at home as they bid to win their 7th European Cup.

Every Manchester United fan will be praying Real Madrid beat Liverpool in Saturday’s Champions League final.

Real Madrid star Federico Valverde has risked the wrath of his wife by joking he'd give her up to win the Champions League.Los Blancos are gunning for their 14th European crown and a fifth in the last 10 years when they take on Liverpool on Saturday (May 28) night. But 23-year-old Valverde is yet to lift the trophy, having only joined the first-team after their 2018 success against Jurgen Klopp's side.When asked by AS what he would give to get his hands on it, Valverde didn't beat around the bush. He said: "So much.

Jurgen Klopp has brilliantly revealed that his morning routine involves tackling the daily Wordle challenge - and the Liverpool boss is not ready to change his lucky habit ahead of the Champions League final.After agonisingly missing out on the Premier League title, the German boss, 54, takes his team to Paris for the end of season showpiece - against the most decorated side in European history. In a repeat of the 2018 final, 13-time champions Real Madrid are the opponents for Saturday's contest with Liverpool looking to avenge the 3-1 defeat in Kyiv.All talk had been on the Reds' pursuit of the quadruple.

Liverpool have taken their Champions League final preparation to the next level by using cutting-edge brain monitors in training this week.Jurgen Klopp ’s side will face Real Madrid in the Parc des Princes on Saturday night. Victory over Carlo Ancelotti’s team would see Liverpool end the season with three trophies, following their triumphs in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup finals. And they are not leaving any stone unturned in their efforts to overcome the side which beat them 3-1 back in the 2018 edition of the Champions League final.

Pep Guardiola was "robbed" after Jurgen Klopp was named the Premier League Manager of the Season at the League Managers' Association awards. Guardiola led Manchester City to their fourth Premier League title in five years with a dramatic win over Aston Villa on Sunday.

Between Us.The title peaked inside the top five on the U.K. albums chart, and it produced a pair of top 40 hits with new songs “Love (Sweet Love)” and “No,” which rounded out a decade-plus of churning out smashes.

Jurgen Klopp has been named the biggest moaner of the Premier League season by former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch.Despite Liverpool's success on the pitch this term, Klopp has not always been impressed when speaking to the media before and after matches, leading him to be criticised for moaning on several occasions. His most common complaint has been related to the Reds' fixture list, with Klopp believing their schedule has been unnecessarily congested despite the club reaching the final of all three cup competitions.Now, following the conclusion of the Premier League season, Crouch has labelled him the 'Biggest Moaner' of the campaign.Writing in his Daily Mail column, Crouch reviewed the season and handed out several awards to clubs, players and managers, including the unwanted honour he bestowed on Klopp.Explaining his decision to give Klopp the award, the former England international wrote: “Well, all of them whinge – especially the top managers.