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UEFA Champions League final is all set to take place between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund on Saturday at Wembley Stadium in London. Odds are heavily in favour of Spanish giants but Dortmund can surprise any side on the biggest occasion of club soccer.

Borussia Dortmund face the acid test after a fairytale run to Saturday's Champions League final as a star-studded Real Madrid roll into Wembley expecting to be crowned European champions for a 15th time. No club can come close to the Spanish giants' success in the competition and they are strong favourites against a Dortmund side that have beaten the odds just to make it to London. Madrid's habit of somehow getting over the line when it matters in the Champions League has been exemplified in their run to the final.

Hulu has some good shows streaming now. It has both documentary content as well as series which have rocked the OTT platform across the world. These shows have caught the attention of the audience and here is a list of some of these shows.

With the Indian economy on a robust growth trajectory, buoyed by record-high forex reserves, stable inflation rates, and a burgeoning middle class with increased purchasing power, the real estate sector stands out as a lucrative avenue for investors seeking substantial returns. With the rapid digitalization of the Indian economy, technological advancements have revolutionized the real estate industry, making investment processes more efficient and accessible.

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ALSO READ: RCB vs CSK Live Score Updates, IPL 2024 In the meantime, Reddit posted a question on its site -- 'WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON.? CSK (sic) OR RCB (sic)" Following this fans jumped on to the post and posted hilarious replies. ALSO READ: IPL 2024 clash of the titans: Will RCB's '18 May' magic continue or will CSK crash the party? Parth Shekawat wrote, "Dhoni bhai farewell karte karte 2 trophy le gaye." Another wrote, "I am on Jay Shah’s side." When a social media user posted, "I want Rinku to lift the trophy", a reply to the post arrived as, "Gambhir Bhai Real Id se aao" Someone wrote, "There's a water shortage in Bengaluru...I am on people's side and want it to rain" "Lol, it's not as if the trophy is Dhoni's or Virat's inheritance that only they should get it, and what about the other teams that have made it to the playoffs based on their performance? It's a cricket league, not a sympathy league.

In a groundbreaking move that has set the traditional finance world abuzz with excitement, Real World Assets (RWAs) are swiftly gaining traction within the crypto and blockchain sphere. Spearheaded by the recent surge in interest from major players like BlackRock, the convergence of real-world assets with blockchain technology is poised to revolutionize the global financial landscape.

Soccer superstar Kylian Mbappe is all set to move to Real Madrid from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). This has been revealed by Javier Tebas who is the President of the La Liga. The president of the top Spanish football championship league said this in an interview to Argentine sports newspaper 'Ole', as per a report on Forbes. Last week, 25-year-old Mbappe had stated that he would be leaving PSG when his contract with the club expires in June. Though, he had not named Real Madrid, it was widely believed that he would be moving to Real Madrid. This has now been confirmed by the President of La Liga.

Competition is hardwired in all competitive sports. But a competition can be rendered mediocre if the outcome is a 'foregone conclusion'. Which is why this season, international football has been so rich. Take English Premier League that's going into its last leg with Arsenal and Manchester City neck to neck in the title race. Across the channel, Champions League has also thrown up the finest to reach the final, but without the 'same old, same old' algorithm at play. This time, CL 'giants' Real Madrid are pitched against 'giant killer' Borussia Dortmund. In EPL, two top sides are duelling it out to the end. This is unlike last year's 'monopoly' when City claimed the crown, with Arsenal No. 2 by a distance. It was only in the latter stages of this year's tournament that Liverpool fell out of contention, and marquee sides like Man Utd and Chelsea made to languish behind the likes of Aston Villa and Newcastle. This is what makes EPL the most exciting football league in the world. Borussia Dortmund ploughing through the CL final on June 1, after beating fellow German giants Bayern Munich and others deemed 'Europe's best', has also catalysed the tournament. The irony isn't lost that in Germany's domestic league, Dortmund languishes at No. 5, with relatively unheralded Bayer Leverkusen having already won their first Bundesliga title, significantly ahead of 32-times winner Bayern. This, too, is good for the league.

Bayern Munich had subjected the Spanish champions to the sort of experience Real Madrid have done to so many. They dug in, they frustrated, they scored a crucial goal out of nothing amid favourable refereeing decisions. Real Madrid then threw it all in, including a supposed stand-in.

Berlin: Six-time Champions League winners Bayern Munich head into Wednesday's second semi-final at Real Madrid ever more reliant on striker Harry Kane amid swirling off-field crises entirely of their own making.

Sixth Street, the investment firm that owns a 20% stake in the San Antonio Spurs, is planning to raise its first fund dedicated to the sports ecosystem, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

DLF Ltd. gained 0.6 per cent to Rs 897.4 in Thursday's session as of 01:55PM (IST) even as the equity benchmark Sensex traded 297.53 points higher at 74780.31. Earlier in the day, the stock witnessed a gap down start to the session. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 967.0 and a 52-week low of Rs 415.15 on NSE. Around 71284 shares changed hands on the counter till 01:55PM (IST).

Shantanu Deshpande shared his insights on the renting vs buying debate regarding houses. Deshpande's personal decision came up during a conversation with Hyderabad-based real estate entrepreneur Ajitesh Korupulu. The latter was a guest on Deshpande's YouTube channel for a podcast on investing money in real estate.

Macrotech Developers Ltd. with a target price of Rs 1415. The current market price of Macrotech Developers is Rs 1199.55. Macrotech Developers Ltd., incorporated in the year 1995, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 124477.35 Crore) operating in Real Estate sector.

EQT Partners has announced a new leader for its fast-growing private wealth management business in the Americas.

Jude Bellingham snatched Real Madrid a dramatic 3-2 Clasico win over champions Barcelona on Sunday with a «fundamental» goal to take them 11 points clear at the top of La Liga. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti hailed the England midfielder's decisive intervention to take Los Blancos to the brink of the Spanish title. Madrid twice came from behind with Vinicius Junior and Lucas Vazquez netting to level Andreas Christensen and Fermin Lopez strikes, before Bellingham rammed home the winner in stoppage time.

Real Madrid will take on arch-rivals Barcelona as top two teams of Spanish La Liga are set to square off in the ongoing season's final El Clasico. While Madrid are at the top with 78 points off 31 games, Barcelona have 70 points off 31 matches.

Xavi Hernandez said winning Sunday's «El Clasico» in the Spanish capital is the only way his side can hold off Real Madrid's run to the LaLiga title — the only remaining major silverware Barca could win this season. Real, brimming with confidence after their statement Champions League win at Manchester City midweek, sit comfortably on top of LaLiga on 78 points, ahead of Barca on 70 and Girona on 65. A win on Sunday would give Real an 11-point lead with only six games left. «On Sunday we are playing for the league title. We have to win,» Xavi told a press conference on Saturday.

Congressional Budget Office director Phillip Swagel analyzes where lawmakers stand to slow down debt growth.

Antonio Rudiger stared down the goalkeeper, took a deep breath, and drilled home the decisive penalty, proving once again there is no tougher task in club soccer than beating Real Madrid in the Champions League. Madrid’s victory over Manchester City after a penalty shootout on Wednesday sent it to a record 17th semifinal appearance and kept it on course to add to its unequaled haul of 14 European Cups. It was fitting that Rudiger finished off City after he anchored a spirited defensive effort by Madrid that weathered wave after wave of attacks by Pep Guardiola’s side.