Cristiano Ronaldo can this season become the first player to win five UEFA Champions League finals.

Last term, Cristiano Ronaldo matched Andrés Iniesta and Clarence Seedorf in becoming the third player to win the UEFA Champions League four times since the competion's inception in 1992/93.

Should Ronaldo make it to four triumphs in the space of five seasons when his side take on Liverpool in Kyiv, the 33-year-old will have five UEFA Champions League winners' medals, having started his collection with Manchester United in 2008.

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool booked their place in the Champions League final after a 7-6 aggregate victory against Roma.

The showpiece against Real Madrid in Kiev later this month will mark Klopp’s seventh final as a manager.

Klopp won his first, after Borussia Dortmund dismantled Bayern Munich 5-2 in the 2012 German Cup, but the Liverpool boss has lost all five of his subsequent finals since.

Here, Press Association Sport looks back at the German’s rather unwanted record.

2013 Champions League – Borussia Dortmund 1 Bayern Munich 2

Arjen Robben scored in the 89th minute as Bayern Munich overcame Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund in a thrilling all-Bundesliga encounter at Wembley. Robben played his part in Bayern’s opener as he set up Mario Mandzukic to score on the hour. Dortmund hit back through Ilkay Gundogan’s penalty, but Robben had the final say as he latched on to Franck Ribery’s flick before beating goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller in the penultimate minute.

2014 German Cup – Borussia Dortmund 0 Bayern Munich 2 (aet)

Klopp’s side had handed a 3-0 beating to Pep Guardiola’s Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga only weeks earlier, but the now Manchester City manager had the last laugh after his team ran out winners following extra time. The final was goalless after 90 minutes, but that man Robben and Thomas Muller struck to send Klopp to a second defeat in as many finals.

2015 German Cup – Borussia Dortmund 1 Wolfsburg 3

Dortmund beat Bayern Munich on penalties in their last-four German Cup clash, but came unstuck against Wolfsburg in the final. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang opened the scoring for Dortmund after five minutes, but Wolfsburg responded with three goals in 16 devastating first-half minutes – with City’s Kevin De Bruyne among the scorers – to end Klopp’s Dortmund reign with yet another final defeat.

2016 League Cup – Liverpool 1 Manchester City 1 (Liverpool lost on penalties)

In only his fourth month in charge at the Anfield club, Klopp had the chance to change his poor run in finals, but there was an all-too-familiar story for the German after Liverpool lost on penalties. Philippe Coutinho cancelled out Fernandinho’s opener, but Coutinho, Lucas and Adam Lallana all missed from the spot as City won the shootout 3-1.

2016 Europa League – Liverpool 1 Sevilla 3

Another final, but another defeat for Klopp. Liverpool had beaten Klopp’s former side Dortmund and fierce rivals Manchester United en route to the showpiece in Basel, but suffered a second-half collapse in a 3-1 defeat to Sevilla. Daniel Sturridge scored for the Reds after 35 minutes, but Kevin Gameiro levelled after the break before Koke scored twice to condemn Klopp to his fifth loss in five consecutive finals.

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Sergio Ramos helped Spain win UEFA EURO 2012 at this same stadium.