Two goals from Mo Salah and Divock Origi gave them a 2-0 win over Tottenham in the Champions League final in Madrid.

Liverpool were given a helping hand after just 22 seconds as Sadio Mane’s ball brushed Moussa Sissoko’s arm at close range, prompting Slovenian referee Damir Skomina to point to the spot for Salah to convert down the middle.

It was an otherwise turgid affair in sweltering conditions in the Spanish capital, until sub Origi struck a pinpoint low effort into the far corner from the left of the box in the 87 minutes

Liverpool began one of the most miraculous comeback in the Champions League history with a Divock Origi’s goal after seven minutes and went on to seal a 4-0 victory on the night to complete a remarkable comeback.

After watching Liverpool’s comeback, Mourinho was forced to admit he was wrong to write them off and credited the win to Klopp’s never-say-die mentality.

He said “I didn’t expect this, I did say impossible is nothing. If it is possible, Anfield is one of the places to make the impossible possible. But I have to say, this comeback has one name – Jurgen. I think this is not about tactics or philosophy but heart and soul and fantastic empathy that he created with this group of players. They had the risk of finishing a fantastic season with nothing to celebrate and now they are one step from being European champions. I think Jurgen deserves this because the work they are doing in Liverpool is fantastic but I think this is about him, a reflection of his personality to not give up, his fighting spirit, every player giving everything. He is not crying if they miss one player, he is not crying if they play 50 or 60 matches per season. Everything today is about Jurgen’s mentality.”