Liverpool head to Paris seeking revenge over opponents Real Madrid after the latter broke Merseyside hearts in the 2018 final. The Reds travel to the Stade de France as the most recent tournament winners of the two finalists, going all the way in 2019, in Real’s bitter rivals’ stadium no less. Yet, Los Blancos have relished the underdog tag this season, coming back from seemingly improbable positions on not one but three occasions.

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Rangers FC make the trip to Seville hoping to go one better than their sole final appearance in the same competition, while opponents Eintracht Frankfurt will look to add another trophy to go alongside their UEFA Cup win of 1980. Former Rangers player and now head coach Giovanni Van Bronkhorst will be sure to instil his European pedigree to his squad after winning the Champions League with Barcelona in 2006. While his dugout rival Oliver Glasner will hope his undefeated Frankfurt side can add one more game to their impressive run.

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AS Roma and Feyenoord will make history on May 25 as both sides fight it out to get their hands on the first ever UEFA Europa Conference League trophy. Roma boss Jose Mourinho has dubbed the final as his side’s “Champions League final” after progressing at the expense of Leicester City, while Feyenoord will be hoping to add their fourth European trophy when they head to Tirana, Albania.

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The battle of the titans, as the side who hold the record number of Champions League titles Lyon, face reigning champions Barcelona. With a wide array of some of the globe’s most prestigious talent on show, it’s the forward positions where the spotlight is likely to shine brightest come May 21 in Turin. Barcelona’s Alexia Putellas is the current holder of both the team and individual awards but comes up against the goalscoring juggernaut of Lyon, Ada Hegerberg. Returning from injury earlier in the season, the Norwegian has continued to score goals. A fascinating final awaits.

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This digital version of the Official Final Programme focuses on the battle of the best, as Champions League victors Real Madrid come up against Europa League winners Eintracht Frankfurt. Real Madrid forward Rodrygo and Europa League final shootout hero Kevin Trapp feature with exclusive interviews as well as a look to host city Helsinki, courtesy of Finnish football legend, Jari Litmanen.