Anyone dare predict the result of the Champions League grand finale between Liverpool and Spurs being battled out in Madrid this weekend?
I certainly dare not be so bold. As a Chelsea fan, it’s more a case of “I don’t mind who loses rather than the usual I don’t mind who wins.”  Looking at the betting odds, though, the favourite to win – and the big money bet – is Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool team.
Klopp certainly deserves victory.
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