Liverpool will beat Tottenham in Madrid – Ronaldo

Brazil legend, Ronaldo, today forecast that Liverpool will defeat Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday’s Champions League final taking place in Madrid.

The football star believes that Liverpool will certainly score three goals, while Tottenham will, however, be compensated with a goal at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.

Meanwhile, according to Daily Star, the former Real Madrid and Barcelona star revealed this in a tweet posted on UEFA’s official Twitter page, which is @ChampionsLeague, on Thursday.

“#UCL, @Ronaldo is supporting @liverpoolfc 3-1 Tottenham,” the tweet read alongside an image of Ronaldo holding a snapshot of the scoreline between the two clubs.

“Ronaldo is right,” one fan had commented.

Another also said, “If the Brazilian legend says so who I’m I to disagree???”

“The phenomenon just spoke, no further words folks,” added a third fan.

PostNaija had reported that Liverpool reached the Champions League finals after defeating Barcelona in the semi-final encounter a few weeks ago, while Tottenham Brazil legend, Ronaldo, and has predicted that Liverpool will beat Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday’s Champions League final in Madrid.

Ronaldo believes that Liverpool will score three goals, while Tottenham will score a goal at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.

According to Daily Star, the former Real Madrid and Barcelona star disclosed this in a tweet posted on UEFA’s official Twitter page, @ChampionsLeague, on Thursday.

“#UCL, @Ronaldo is backing @liverpoolfc 3-1 Tottenham,” the tweet read alongside a picture of Ronaldo holding a snapshot of the scoreline between the two clubs.

“Ronaldo is right,” one fan commented.

Another said, “If the legend says so who I’m I to disagree???”

“The phenomenon just talked, no further words folks,” added a third fan.

Liverpool reached the Champions League final after defeating Barcelona in the semi-final encounter a few weeks ago, while Tottenham kicked Ajax out of the competition.

Also, Jurgen Klopp’s side has beaten Mauricio Pochettino’s men in their last two meetings this season, both by a 2-1 scoreline.