McManaman: I had to turn games for Liverpool but not at Real

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As former Liverpool, Real Madrid and England winger Steve McManaman identifies the best moment of his career, one momentous occasion stands out above the rest.

Last Sunday marked the 20th anniversary of Real Madrid’s 3-0 Champions League final win against Valencia in Paris, with BT Sport analyst McManaman giving us his memories of a personal journey that led to a night when he scored a goal that cemented his legacy as a Los Blancos legend.

While he had some great moments with his hometown club Liverpool, McManaman told us the moment he tasted glory in the biggest game of them all was his finest hour.

Read the full article here.

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