Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham (1 June, 2019)
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Liverpool were not the only ones who overturned semifinal deficits in the Champions League, with Tottenham also completing a spectacular second half comeback against Ajax to secure their place in their first-ever Champions League final.
It was the second all-English affair after Manchester United and Chelsea disputed the 2008 final and while not exactly a classic, Liverpool did enough to secure victory at the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid.
They won a penalty inside just 24 second, with Moussa Sissoko adjudged to have handled in the area and Mo Salah scored the ensuing spotkick to banish the demons from a year ago while Divock Origi fittingly wrapped proceedings with an 87th-minute goal off the bench.
The victory saw Liverpool lift the Champions League for the sixth time and put them in contention for two other trophies.