Flamengo 0 Liverpool 1 crowned world championship.Jurgen Klopp proud of Liverpool's 'sensational'

"We play again in five days so it's an extreme period, however, the young men game after game truly demonstrate their longing to make the following stage, demonstrate their craving to dominate the following match, demonstrate their craving to win the following test and I am extremely content with that. 
"For today around evening time, we couldn't accomplish more than dominating this game, dominating just because for this magnificent club the Club World Cup. 
"Before the game I said I don't know precisely how it would feel [to win the cup] yet now I can say it's exceptional. Completely electrifying. 
"I am so glad for the young men and couldn't be better."Liverpool turned out to be only the subsequent English side to win the FIFA Club World Cup, the first since Manchester United in 2008, which means European sides have now won 12 of the previous 13 Club World Cup competitions, including every one of the last seven. 
Klopp, who guided Liverpool to the respect at the fourth time of soliciting, included: "We are largely sort of depleted from an exceptionally extreme game. 
"It was an unfathomable exhibition, an inconceivably troublesome game against a decent rival. We did such a large number of beneficial things it's incredible, such huge numbers of good football minutes. 
"I saw such huge numbers of shockingly great exhibitions and I'm extremely glad. The air in the arena was incredible. 
"I think we merited the success today around evening time, we were the better side."He stated: "The late spring was extremely significant for us as a group, it was an uncommon minute [winning the Champions League against Tottenham] and we experienced a ton to be here in this challenge. 
"It's another huge trophy for us, a pivotal turning point for us as a group and we simply need to utilize it to remain hungry, continue onward, continue improving, continue learning and ideally there's as yet far for this group to go. "We're charmed. We did what we came to do, win the trophy. We realized it would be extreme with two intense games against some great adversaries. 
"It was an incredible encounter, one that we altogether appreciated. Presently we can appreciate today around evening time, obviously, yet we have a game really soon so recuperation is entirely significant tomorrow - recover the mindset straight onto the Leicester game since it's a major event for us."

LIVERPOOL 1-0 FLAMENGO

FULL TIME: LIVERPOOL 1-0 FLAMENGO

120+2: Shaqiri thumps it away and it's over! At the fourth time of asking!

THE REACTION

THE CELEBRATION

TIMELINE OF THE GOAL

Half-time in extra time. Two-minute break then 15 minutes from an unprecedented success!

105: Minutes after Jordan Henderson dashed 50 yards to stand up to the arbitrator about a potential handball in the crate, James Milner submits an extremely skeptical foul for yellow. 
Replays show it struck the arm however it was close by, in a characteristic position and it's exceptionally cruel to give that.

99: FINALLY! THEY'VE DONE IT! Firmino with it!

Henderson to Mane, who's only got one defender left to beat. He holds it up, finds Firmino, who are breaking through midfield and the Brazilian coolly rounds the keeper and slots in.

THE REACTION - PENALTY, AND YELLOW

IN A HEAP

91: And we're back! Half an hour until penalties...how are your nerves?

Furthermore, it's the finish of the subsequent half! Extra-time approaching... 

Unbelievably it's goalless here. Klopp is giving his two, or 2,000 pennies to the authorities after that tight punishment call. 

Is it accurate to say that you are a fanatic of VAR? Was that the correct call?

90+4: Jurgen Klopp looks Irate. There will be a fascinating public interview after the game... 

What's more, he hasn't given a foul by any means! It's a free-kick to Flamengo! Rafinha's yellow card is currently repealed as well!

90+3: The underlying contact I believe is only, Simply fresh. In any case, on the other hand, if it's on hold it's a punishment... 

Mo Salah is prepared to take the punishment in the event that it is given... 

What's more, IT'S Most certainly not!

90+1: PENALTY!!!!!

Here's Gabigol's attempted overhead kick earlier...

82: BOOKING! Mo Salah's first touch is poor, he overstretches attempting to get it back and plants his foot. 

It doesn't reach the Flamengo player however he goes down in a stack and Salah is reserved. 

Salah hurls his arm in irritation however I recall a couple of times he's benefited as much as possible from challenges as well..

78: And Mo Salah nearly jumps on the finish of two crosses in succession - one from Mane, one from Robertson. 

An opportune update the two sides are looking compromising.

GABIGOL TO SCORE?

He's looked the most likely for Flamengo.

55: Pivotal! Liverpool's offside trap flops after a corner, a cross could select three or four free assailants in the crate however Firmino envisions it splendidly and heads it away. 

Unquestionably 1-0 without his guarding there!

53: save! Alisson makes the principal save of the match I think, and it's a decent one as well. 

Gabigol struck it hard and low, and the Brazilian must be equivalent to that!

50: Nearly! Naby Keita discovers Trent down the right, however, his hard low cross is flashed only wide by Salah. Preview, and if that is on focus on it's in. 

Could have had two this half as of now! Firmino drops a sensitive shoulder to escape Rodrigo Caio however his cross is cleaned up.

TACTICAL FOULING?

22:33

HALF-TIME: LIVERPOOL 0-0 FLAMENGO

45+1: YELLOW! Sadio Mane, minutes in the wake of avoiding past Rafinha, is pulled back by the veteran. He at that point responds and drives the full-back off him, however, Rafinha goes down in a load and Mane gets booked! 

That was the other way, ref!

23:15

In spite of the fact that Jurgen Klopp called for Liverpool fans to make the Khalifa Arena an Anfield air, practically everything you can hear are the 15,000 or so Flamengo fans.

22:54

 Diego Alves could only watch as Alexander-Arnold's drive 

fizzed past the post in the early moments of this final...

Here's what they're playing for... 

22:49

Liverpool vs Flamengo: Club World Cup final preview

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp concedes winning the Club World Cup will do little to change the frame of mind towards it back home - however for him and the players, it is as of now the most significant challenge.

Klopp was criticized for taking his full first-group squad out to Qatar and abandoning a colossally unpracticed youth group to get beaten 5-0 by Aston Estate in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup. 

In any case, a victory for Saturday's rivals Flamengo in the last will be welcomed as the best day in the club's history, having just won the Copa Libertadores, Brazilian title and state title. 

In 1981 they beat Liverpool 3-0 in the last of this challenge in a past structure however doing so again would be viewed as a surprisingly better accomplishment by aficionados of the Rio de Janeiro club. 

It is an inconsistency Klopp might want to address however acknowledges he most likely can't. 

"The circumstances are not the same as Flamengo and us," said the German. 

"Flamengo got sent here with a reasonable request to win it and to return as saints, we got advised to remain at home and play the Carabao Cup. That is an enormous distinction. 

"When Flamengo return, and on the off chance that they win, they will host a legitimate gathering - we play Leicester City. That is the manner by which it is."The see in Europe is diverse to the remainder of the world and I'd particularly prefer to change that. 

"Will, it (a Liverpool victory) change the view in Europe? Most likely not. Liverpool fans need us to win, the majority of different fans don't generally mind. 

"We can't make the challenge greater for us however for us, it is the most significant on the grounds that it is the main game we play tomorrow." 

"For us, it feels extremely uncommon. We feel the pressure in the circumstance however we feel it as a monstrous chance and we need to attempt it."

Van Dijk returns to training

Liverpool hope to have Van Dijk available to face Flamengo

Defender Virgil van Dijk was available for Liverpool's instructional course on Friday morning in Doha with midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum the main truant. 

The Dutch focus back missed Wednesday's Club World Cup semi-last win against Monterrey with the disease - in spite of being at preparing the day preceding. 

Klopp conceded he sent the safeguard back to the group lodging when the media had left the session so his accessibility for Saturday's last is in no way, shape or form ensured. 

Wijnaldum looks sure to miss the last as he is as yet recuperating from a hamstring issue continued in a weekend ago's a success over Watford.

Alisson wants to make Reds history

Alisson is eyeing up more silverware with Liverpool

Goalkeeper Alisson Becker is quick to leave a mark on the world by verifying Liverpool's first Club World Cup. 

The Reds have played in three past finals, in different manifestations, in 1981, 1985 and 2005 yet returned home with next to nothing. 

It remains the main trophy to evade the six-time European bosses and Alisson, who as a Brazilian is very much aware of how significant the challenge is, needs to change that. 

"At the point when I was youthful, at 14, my previous club Internacional became Club World Cup champions in 2006 and I watched it as a supporter," said the Brazil global. 

"I was so energized around then. At that point I began to dream of this. Presently I am here, with this enormous chance to win it just because with Liverpool against a major club. 

"We are making this large for us. This is significant. It is essential to leave a mark on the world and put our names in the club as the first run through ever that Liverpool won it. 

"You can feel the amount Flamengo needs this. They had in excess of 10,000 fans on Tuesday (for their semi-last). 

"In any case, this isn't only large for them. This is huge for us too. We need it. We need to win it. 

"It is the thing that I love to do - to play football in these minutes."