Mohamed Salah and Liverpool squad train in Madrid before Champions League final - in pictures

Jurgen Klopp's side trained at Madrid's Wanda Metroplitano Stadium where on Saturday they take on Tottenham Hotspur

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  Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah controls the ball during the side's final training session before the Uefa Champions League final. AP Photo

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  Jurgen Klopp talks to his Liverpool players as they train in Madrid. AP Photo,

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  Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold takes a shot. AP Photo

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  Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah, centre, and Georginio Wijnaldum, right, vie for the ball. AP Photo

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  Jordan Henderson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Adam Lallana watch on. EPA

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  Dejan Lovren, left, looks to tackle Mohamed Salah. EPA

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  Liverpool's Joe Gomez controls the ball during training. AP Photo

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  Fabinho grimaces during the training session. AP Photo

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  General view of the silhouette of Salah at the Wanda Metroploitano Stadium. Reuters

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  Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson sits on the pitch during training. AP Photo

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  Jurgen Klopp gestures as he oversees training. AP Photo

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  Salah is caught deep in thought during training. EPA

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  Klopp, centre, shares a joke with his players. AFP

Jurgen Klopp put his Liverpool players through their paces for a final time before they bid to win the Uefa Champions League on Saturday.

The Merseyside club trained at the Wanda Metroplitano Stadium, where they will face Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday's final, which begins at 11pm UAE time.

The squad appeared in a relaxed mood, with Klopp, Mohamed Salah and Dejan Lovren all smiling and laughing at times during the session.

Both teams were due to train on the pitch, with Tottenham having access after Liverpool.

Klopp had earlier told reporters at a news conference that he did not believe his side were favourites, despite having won both Premier League games against Spurs.

"I know people say we are the favourites because we had more points in the league, but if you saw the games this season both were really good so there is no advantage before the game," said the German.