Riise: Reds always confident

John Arne Riise insists Liverpool have always felt they could win the Champions League this season, and not just because they beat holders Barcelona.

Wed, 23 May, 2007 - 08:02
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John Arne Riise insists Liverpool have always felt they could win the Champions League this season, and not just because they beat holders Barcelona.

If Liverpool succeed against AC Milan tonight in the Olympic Stadium they will join their Italian rivals on six wins, with only Real Madrid having won the European Cup on more occasions.

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