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Mohamed Salah has admitted he "personally" wants to face Real Madrid in the Champions League final as he eyes a chance to avenge Liverpool's defeat four years ago - yet Reds youngster Harvey Elliott has already got his own back on the Spanish giants.

Jurgen Klopp's side suffered a 3-1 defeat to Real in Kyiv after two mistakes from goalkeeper Loris Karius and a stunning overhead kick from Gareth Bale. Salah was forced out of the game after a suffering a shoulder injury inside the first half an hour.

The Egyptian picked up the complaint - which threatened to rule him out of the World Cup - after being hurled to the ground by Real captain Sergio Ramos. Salah was left in tears by the incident but recovered in time to play in the tournament in Russia.

Liverpool went on to win the Champions League 12 months later - beating Tottenham 2-0 in the final in Madrid - and have the chance to win a seventh European crown after reaching this year's final with a 5-2 aggregate win against Villarreal in the last four.

The Reds will face the winner of Real's semi-final against Manchester City, with the second leg taking place in the Bernabeu on Wednesday evening. Pep Guardiola's side boast a 4-3 lead over Real following last week's seven-goal thriller at the Etihad.

Salah would love the chance to play against Real again - and so would Elliott. Shortly before he joined Liverpool in July 2019, the teenager was offered the