Jurgen Klopp wants to change the European perception of the FIFA Club World Cup
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has said that he wants to change how Europe perceives the FIFA Club Wolrd Cup, with most people giving much more attention to their own local leagues. He said that most European football fans don't care about the cup, even though Liverpool has made it to the finals.
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Liverpool lifts the trophy
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Liverpool finally lifts the English Premier League trophy following an action-packed 5-3 win against Chelsea at Anfield. The Reds mathematically won the title last month but lifted the trophy inside an empty stadium on Wednesday after a 31st victory of the season. "Absolutely special" was how manager Jurgen Klopp described getting his hands on the coveted piece of silverware, 30 years since Liverpool was last crowned English champion
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Liverpool crowned Champions after Manchester City’s loss
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FIFA says the football environment will be different until coronavirus vaccine
Fifa told its member federations that coronavirus has changed everything in football and the overall environment of the game will be quite different until a vaccine for coronavirus is developed. "Football governing bodies must come together to cautiously and methodically prepare for a post-pandemic return to footballing activities." Fifa's message comes as the Premier League prepares to resume on 17 June
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