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In the statement published "in defence of supporters", Madrid asked why the Stade de France was chosen as the venue for the final against Liverpool and asked "who was responsible for leaving the fans helpless and defenceless."
Karim Benzema has been named as the Champions League player of the tournament after a standout campaign with Real Madrid. The French International, 34 scored 15 goals in 12 Champions League games as Los Blancos won a 14th European Cup along with the La Liga title. Team mates Thibaut Courtois, Luka Modric and Viniscus Junior join Benzema in the team of the season.
Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has demanded an apology from French sports minister Amelie Oudea-Castera over the treatment of the club's fans at Saturday's Champions League final in Paris.
France's sports minister on Monday blamed Liverpool over the chaos that marked its Champions League final against Real Madrid in Paris, while expressing regret that tear gas had been used against some supporters.
Footage has emerged of French police using tear gas on Liverpool supporters as they tried to enter the Stade de France for the Champions League final on Saturday.
French police arrested dozens of people in Paris during the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid, which was marked by scenes of chaos that delayed the kick-off.
Liverpool head into battle of Saturday evening looking to create more memories in the Champions League. Over the years, Liverpool has lifted the famous cup on six separate occasions and will be looking to equal AC Milan’s record of seven titles with a victory in Paris. The first of the six titles came for Liverpool came all the way back in the 1976/77 season against German side Borussia Monchengladbach.
Mohamed Salah is targeting a “revenge mission” on Saturday evening as Liverpool squares off against Real Madrid in the Champions League final. Salah suffered what he has admitted as the lowest point of his career when Sergio Ramos cynically hauled him down in the 2018 final in Kyiv, and now after several seasons of establishing himself as one of the most deadly attackers on the planet the man who has been handed the nickname of the Egyptian King by the Anfield faithful has only one goal in mind.Yet again it’s been another standout individual season for Salah who has registered 31 goals and 16 assists in all competitions in all competitions to date. In the Champions League, 12 appearances have yielded an impressive return of 12 goals including two goals against Atletico Madrid and Porto in vital group games. Heading into the latter stages Salah didn’t offer a goal in the quarter or semi-finals but two vital assists in either leg against Villarreal proved to be decisive. Over the course of the season, Salah has been ever-present in attack for Liverpool, dovetailing well with Sadio Mane and one of either Diego Jota or January signing Luis Diaz.