Looking at Jurgen Klopp's and Carlo Ancelotti's records in finalsJurgen Klopp and Carlo Ancelotti have driven their Liverpool and Real Madrid to the Champions League last where they will fight it out for club football's most prominent prize. Be that as it may, how do their records in finals think about?
Both are exceptionally effective supervisors with enormous prize cupboards, yet they'll be ravenous to add one more to their assortment with a triumph in the 2022 Champions League Final.
Up until this point this season Klopp has won both the League Cup and FA Cup with his Liverpool side and is looking for a third cup last triumph in 2021-22 alone.
Ancelotti, in the mean time, has previously won the Spanish Supercup. He likewise dealt with his side to the La Liga title, which saw him become the principal man in history to win every one of the five of Europe's top significant associations.
The two directors have been incredibly free of one another heading into the profoundly expected last.
"The regard for him from my side couldn't be greater," Klopp said of the Italian chief. "He is mind blowing, he is unadulterated experience and incredibly, fruitful.
"He won everything all over and won't ever stop and I truly regard that, yet that makes very little difference for this specific game."
Ancelotti gave a correspondingly shining reference on Klopp and Liverpool.
"Two incredible groups will confront one another, and the one with more mental fortitude and character will succeed toward the end," he said. "[Liverpool have] a great deal of value together, with focused energy and great association. They're probably the best group.
"I have a decent connection with him [Klopp]. An extraordinary mentor who carried another things to football with the power and hostile strain. He's working really hard."
The two have likewise confronted each other various times, first running into each other in quite a while League when Ancelotti was in his most memorable spell as Real Madrid chief and Klopp was responsible for Borussia Dortmund.
Prominently, Ancelotti dealt with Liverpool's harsh adversaries, Everton, for two seasons prior to getting back to Madrid, however not prior to giving the Toffees their most memorable success at Anfield beginning around 1999.
However how do their records in finals think about? We've gone through the set of experiences books to find out.
Note: We've excluded Ancelotti's misfortune in the 1999 Serie An European play-off with Juventus nor their triumph in the 1999 Intertoto Cup.
Carlo Ancelotti
Significant finals: 10
Supercup finals: 11
All out: 21 (22 matches played as the 2003 Coppa Italia Final was two legs)
Wins: 16
Misfortunes: 5
Finals gone to extra-time: 5
Finals gone to punishments: 6
Objectives scored: 44
Objectives against: 22
Prizes won: 3 Champions Leagues, 2 Club World Cups, 1 FA Cup, 1 Copa del Rey, 1 Coppa Italia, 3 European Supercups, 2 DFL-Supercups, 1 Supercopa de Espana, 1 Supercoppa Italiana, 1 Community Shield
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