WATCH | VAR, streaker play a part in Liverpool's Champions League victory

Liverpool has won its sixth Champions League title, defeating Tottenham 2-0 at Madrid.

But the win came in bizarre circumstances.

A penalty was awarded against Tottenham’s Moussa Sissoko within the first 30 seconds of the match for a handball, but a lot of punters disagreed with the call.

The VAR looked at the incident and saw no obvious error, which led to star Reds striker Mohamed Salah opening the scoring from a spot kick.

Just before the 20th minute, a female streaker ran onto the pitch, forcing the game to stop.

The streaker, whose name is Kinsey Wolanski, was reportedly promoting a YouTube prank channel with an advert on the swimsuit she wore to run onto the pitch.

After a tight second half, Divock Origi scored in the 87th minute to hand the Reds a 2-0 lead in the dying stages, consequently handing coach Jurgen Klopp his first major trophy as Liverpool coach.

Klopp was well aware of his bad fortune as the Reds’ leader, giving a hilarious post-game interview which detailed all his emotions.

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