Champions League final LIVE: Real Madrid vs Dortmund build-up, team news, latest updates for huge Wembley showpiece

Alarm Bells

It would be easy to predict that Toni Kroos who is playing his final match will dominate the game.

But in all likelihood it is going to be other players that sparkle on the biggest stage.

When you look at Real Madrid you can’t look past ex-Dortmund star Jude Bellingham.

The England international has excelled in his first year with Madrid, scoring 23 goals and registering 12 assists in all competitions.

Expect stars such as Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo to also shine on the night.

Fever pitch

Atmosphere is building nicely on Wembley Way right now in London.

Seas of yellow and white are streaming out of Wembley Park tube station ready for tonight’s big game.

Route to the final

Borussia Dortmund topped their group, which had been labelled as the “group of death”, containing AC Milan, PSG and Newcastle United.

Before going on to knock out PSV Eindhoven and Atletico Madrid to book a spot in the semi-finals where they got the better of PSG.

Real Madrid topped their group in the early stages too and did so without dropping a single point.

That said, they were facing opponents they would consider far inferior to themselves in Napoli, Braga and Union Berlin.

However, they continued their imperious form throughout the competition getting past RB Leipzig, Manchester City and Bayern Munich to book their flight to the capital.

Now the biggest stage in club football awaits and so do 90,000 fans who will cram into every corner of the “home of football” to watch the clash.

Welcome to Real Madrid vs Dortmund!

All eyes will be on Wembley TONIGHT as Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund face off for the chance to lift the prestigious Champions League trophy.

Dortmund are looking to win their second ever Champions League trophy having won the competition back in 1997.

While Madrid are hoping to continue their dominance over European football by etching their name on the iconic trophy for a 15th time.

Los Blancos’ dominance in the competition, coupled with their team of superstars, puts them heavy favourites to walk down Wembley way with the trophy tucked under their arm tonight.

However, Dortmund have made a habit of pulling off giant killings on their way to London.

Furthermore, there has been a lot of underdog wins in final this year which makes this contest a little bit more interesting.

One way or another, this match is not to be missed, and coming right up, SunSport will have the injury lists, any breaking news and the starting line-ups all before kick-off at 8pm BST.