The 2018/19 Champions League has been one of the best competitions in recent memory.There has been incredible drama from start to finish and every neutral will be hoping for more of the same in the final on June 1, which is live on talkSPORT.Getty6
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The left-back spot was a toss-up between JORDI ALBA and Andy Robertson but ultimately the Spaniard’s stats have been phenomenal in the competition.Alba has provided five assists in his 11 appearances – the joint highest this season – and no player has made more crosses into the box in the tournament this campaign.Getty6MIDFIELDERS
It’s amazing to think how far MOUSSA SISSOKO has come in the Lilywhite shirt.He is now one of Mauricio Pochettino’s most important players and he changed the tie as soon as he came on against Ajax in the semi-final first leg.6FORWARDS
SADIO MANEhas had another great season in the Champions League, chipping in with four goals in Liverpool’s run to the final.The Senegalese international works tirelessly for his side and caused problems for Barcelona throughout the semi-final tie.DUSAN TADIC takes the spot in the no.10 role for his brilliant performances for Ajax. The Serb has a stunning six goals and four assists in the competition this season and earned a rare 10/10 rating from L’Equipe after destroying Real Madrid in the last-16 tie.6RED ALERT Rene Muelensteen reckons the club could rival Man City and Liverpool with some reinvestment Manchester United are just 'a couple of players' short of having a title challenging squad, believes former coach Rene Meulensteen.
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36' Second yellow card to Ainsley Maitland-Niles (Arsenal) for a bad foul. 45' Substitution, Arsenal. Laurent Koscielny replaces Alex Iwobi. 45' Substitution, Leicester City. Harvey Barnes replaces Wilfred Ndidi. 59' Goal! Leicester City 1, Arsenal 0. Youri Tielemans (Leicester City) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner.
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