The second half is under way. Have Liverpool composed themselves?

Here the players come for the second half.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Adam Lallana wants the ball to feet, wants to get on the ball and is clever with it. He won't run in behind.

And how long his legs last I don't know.

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand speaking on BT Sport...

"The injury to Mo Salah has changed the dynamic of the game. Liverpool looked a real threat when they turned over the ball now Madrid are controlling things. It was good defending from Sergio Ramos and I don’t think he meant to do that."

That was the first goalless first half in a Champions League final since the last time Jurgen Klopp was here. His Borussia Dortmund ended up losing the 2013 final to Bayern Munich.

Steve R: No goals as yet..but plenty of tears.

Tony: Liverpool toothless since Salah's departure.

Phil: What's with the backs to the wall? No Salah No Plan B?!!!

Former Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard speaking on BT Sport...

On Mohamed Salah: "It’s a huge blow for Mo individually and the effect it’s had on everyone out there has been really big. Madrid have grown in confidence since then. Liverpool were excellent in the first 20-25 minutes when Madrid couldn’t get out."

On the disallowed Madrid goal: "It was a fantastic cross from the right. Ronaldo was just leaning offside but whatever way you look at it the officials got the decision just right."

Real midfielder Toni Kroos completed 50 of his 51 passes in the first half, at least 30 more than any Liverpool player (Jordan Henderson, 20 out of 21).

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Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane can become the first coach with win the competition three times in a row.

If his side are successful, he would become only the third manager after Bob Paisley and Carlo Ancelotti to lift the trophy three times.

Liverpool had nine shots with Mohamed Salah on the pitch - and none after he was subbed off.

Tess Pritchard: In some dodgy motel in the Australian outback at 3AM supporting the reds! YNWA

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Kiev

The departure of Mo Salah has changed the whole atmosphere here in Kiev - on and off the pitch.

Liverpool had started so well but suddenly they were shocked by Salah's injury. It quietened the Liverpool fans and Real Madrid were encouraged and dangerous.

Huge half-time team talk for Jurgen Klopp now.

Fabian: Who had 0-0 for a half-time score? No, I didn't.

Abubakr: Bitter half for both teams, no goals but both have lost players.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

For 35 mins Liverpool played as expected. In the last 10 minutes they came of the pace, not sure why, and Real Madrid have looked dangerous.

A lot of you think Sergio Ramos intentionally tried to injure Mohamed Salah.

Egypt's Salah and Real's Spain right-back Dani Carvajal are both now in a race to be fit for the World Cup.

You can basically split that half into two halves - before and after Mohamed Salah was injured.

The Reds were the better side for the opening 25 minutes but were hanging on a bit at the end.

It's not exactly the goalfest I'd been hoping for.

Who has had the biggest contribution for Liverpool? Who could do better for Real Madrid?

Head here to rate the two sets of players

Casemiro and Roberto Firmino both walk off for the break so they seem OK.