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It's been just about two weeks since Real Madrid beat Liverpool in the Champions League last and the aftermath proceeds. 

From Sergio Ramos harming Mohamed Salah to Loris Karius' two appalling slip-ups, the match had a lot of ideas. 

Be that as it may, as of late, everybody is discussing how Ramos conflicted with Karius right on time in the second-half which, as per Massachusetts General Hospital, made the Liverpool goalkeeper have blackout. 

That may clarify his two mix-ups. 

At the point when gotten some information about the occurrence, Ramos wasn't having any of it. 

"After the goalkeeper said that I entranced him with a conflict. I am just missing Firmino saying that he got a frosty in light of the fact that a drop of my sweat arrived on him," he kidded. 

In a similar meeting, Ramos talked about the damage Salah managed in which he was particularly included.
The protector seemed to get the Egyptian's arm, making him arrive intensely on his other shoulder. 

RAMOS: SALAH COULD HAVE PLAYED ON 

However, Ramos feels that a lot of is being made of the tangle - and even guaranteed Salah could have played on. 

"Grisly heck, they've given this a considerable measure of consideration, the Salah thing ... I would not like to talk on the grounds that everything is amplified. I see the play well, he gets my arm first and I tumbled to the opposite side, the damage happened to the next arm and they said that I gave him a judo hold," Ramos included. 

"I talked with Salah through messages he was very great. He could have played in the event that he got an infusion for the second half, I have done it here and there yet when Ramos accomplishes something like this, it sticks somewhat more." 

FBL-EUR-C1-LIVERPOOL-REAL MADRID 

Salah likely didn't acknowledge Ramos asserting he was draining it and that he could have played on. 

Without a doubt he would have done in the event that he could - it's the Champions League last all things considered. 

EGYPT BOSS HITS BACK 

Also, accordingly, the Egyptian director has let go back in front of the World Cup in splendid style. 

"I'm not a specialist, I don't know whether [Sergio] Ramos is a specialist, yet it's a player who is playing a last and has damage," Hector Cuper said. 

"I don't have any uncertainty that in the event that he could continue playing he would do it, in light of the fact that a Champions League last is exceptional." 

FBL-FRIENDLY-EGY-COL 

Salah is battling to be fit for Egypt's first World Cup coordinate against Uruguay on June 15 and Cuper is idealistic about his odds. 

"My feeling is that Salah has vital damage, there is a recouping [process] that we can see, and we are idealistic about the odds he needs to play in the World Cup," he said. 

"We tune in to numerous things, however actually the specialists recoup or affirm an issue in a player."