The second 45-minutes decided the final after a quiet first-half that gave nothing but injuries to players on both teams.
Before Real Madrid lost Dani Carvajal to injury, Liverpool suffered what would be considered a bigger loss when Mohamed Salah was sidelined after suffering an injury. With the FIFA World Cup under 20 days away, these injuries come in at the worse time for these players.
The final whistle goes for the end of the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League final and Real Madrid gets crowned as Champions for a record 13 time and a record 3rd straight title in the “Champions League’ era.
Despite not being the headliner at the end of the match, Cristiano Ronaldo his 5th title in the competition.
Sadio Mane leveled things for Liverpool after Karim Benzema opened the scoring for the match and gave Real Madrid the lead in the 51st-minute, but Gareth Bale came off the bench and made his mark when he scored an acrobatic goal that is fitting to be the winning goal. Bale secure the win in the 83rd minute with his second of the match.
