It's a final and like Rafa Benitez likes to say, "The final is
not just for playing. We must play to win in a final."
Sao Paolo's defence might have been breeched twice, but it was by
an impressive Al Ittihad side that in my opinion is the 3rd best
side in the tournament. However, like typical Brazilans, their game
is built around flair and technicality. They concede 2, but they
score 3 to win the game. 
I think Rafa will field a strong side for the finals. He will
probably try to use most of the squad on sunday. Players rested for
the semis will most likely be recalled into the starting lineup.
Finnan, Warnock and Morientes will probably go straight back into
the first eleven.
It's been a while since Liverpool conceded a goal but they will
face their sternest test yet against the offensive Sao Paolo team.
Extending the record run will be great but the win is even more
important.
If everything goes to plan, Liverpool should edge out their
brazilan counterparts and celebrate their inaugural World Club
Championships triumph.
