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Tottenham Hotspur will be eight days away from the historic Champions League final.
The Spurs are heading to Madrid to face their rival Premier League Liverpool, and with an already top 4 finish, it means that the north of London now has the prospect of marking history.
The victory in Madrid would give Tottenham their first European article in 30 years and would certainly place Mauricio Pochettino and his team at the Spurs Hall of Fame.
But while you are waiting for the event, we have gathered some of the club's stories over the past 24 hours.
Update on Jurgen Klopp's injuries in Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp has presented an update on the injuries of two key Liverpool players in preparation for the Champions League final against Tottenham Hotspur next month.
The Reds booked their place in Spain thanks to a superb 4-3 win over Barcelona (3-0 in the first leg), but without Mohamed Salah's trio, Roberto Firmino in the return leg at Anfield . .
Salah made his comeback on the final day of the Premier League season against the Wolves, but doubts remain as to the latter 's involvement on June 1, while he was traveling with him. team for an internship in Marbella.
Naby Keita and Roberto Firmino both risked missing the Champions League final, but Klopp is now confident.
You can see what he had to say HERE.
The 17-year-old star named in the Champions League final
Mauricio Pochettino has named a handful of young academy stars in his team of 30 men for the clash with Liverpool next week.
Among them are Oliver Skipp, 18, midfielder George Marsh, 20, and defenseman TJ Eyoma, 19.
However, the youngest player registered in the Tottenham team for the big day is midfielder Jamie Bowden, 17.
The face of the defensive midfielder may be familiar to Spurs fans, even though they do not know why. That's because Bowden was the 19th player while the Spurs beat Manchester City at Etihad Stadium in April, in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
(Image: Marc Atkins / Getty Images)
The 19th man is a role often entrusted to a young player in which the club believes to be able to experience an opportunity. They are available in case of injury or late illness.
Bowden now hopes to be in Tottenham's last squad – and what a game it would be.
The Spurs confirm their victory in the Champions League
It's a bit premature, we know it, but you can never be too prepared.
If Tottenham had to leave Liverpool to win his first European trophy in 30 years, a large chunk of these would be expected thanks to the Enfield Board.
A victory parade is scheduled for Sunday, June 2. The celebration will begin at 14:30.
"The club has confirmed its intention of organizing a parade victory in the open-air bus on Sunday, June 2, when it won the final of the UEFA Champions League the previous night against Liverpool in Madrid.
"The open-air bus route will leave the stadium via Northumberland Park at approximately 2:30 pm and will follow the route below:
– Northumberland Park (Eastbound)
– Willoughby Lane (southbound)
– Lansdowne Road (Westbound)
– Tottenham High Road (northbound)
You can see all the details HERE.
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