Tottenham and Manchester United will battle for redemption and silverware in the UEFA Europa League final, seeking to end challenging seasons with a European triumph.
The stage is set in Bilbao’s San Mamés, where Tottenham and Manchester United—two of the Premier League’s lowest-ranked teams this year—find themselves with a shot at saving their campaigns in remarkable fashion. For both sides, the Europa League final offers a chance to transform frustration into celebration, as each team looks to put an otherwise difficult year behind them.
Tottenham’s journey to this point has been full of drama, and now the London club is just one match away from its first major trophy in seventeen years. Supporters remember the heartbreaks of the past, but they have every reason to be optimistic heading into this clash. After all, Spurs have come out on top in all three of their previous encounters with Manchester United this season and have set a new club record with nine wins in this European campaign.
Ange Postecoglou stands on the brink of history as the first Australian manager to guide a team into a major European final. This match offers him a unique opportunity to deliver on his reputation for winning trophies in his second season at every club he’s led. Spurs’ attacking football has captured the imagination of their fans, and their form in Europe has provided a bright spot in an otherwise turbulent domestic season.
Manchester United, under Ruben Amorim, are also no strangers to European finals, with this marking the club’s ninth appearance at this stage on the continent. A win would see Amorim join a select group of United managers who have lifted a major trophy in their debut season, and the Red Devils would become just the fourth team to claim the Europa League without a single defeat all campaign.
Manchester United’s run to the final has been powered by a prolific attack, with 35 goals scored in the competition so far—just three shy of the all-time record for a single campaign. If United find the net three times in Bilbao, they will set a new high-water mark and have a great shot at a second Europa League crown in eight years. However, history is not on their side in recent meetings with Tottenham, as they have not managed a win in the last six head-to-head clashes.
For United, ending that run is crucial, especially as defeat would mean being beaten by Tottenham four times in a single season, something that has not happened since the mid-1980s. Nevertheless, confidence remains high, particularly with so much attacking talent ready to make a difference on the big stage.
Much of the focus will be on Tottenham’s Dominic Solanke, who has developed a reputation as a thorn in Manchester United’s side. Solanke has scored in each of his last four meetings with the Red Devils, and his contributions have been vital to Tottenham’s European success this year, with five goals and four assists in the competition. On the other end, Bruno Fernandes has matched Solanke’s influence for United, playing a part in eleven goals during this Europa League campaign.
Fans of both clubs will be watching for fireworks, especially given the recent trend in this fixture. Eight of the last eleven matches between Tottenham and Manchester United have seen more than 2.5 goals, so there is every reason to expect a thrilling encounter in Bilbao.
With everything on the line, both Tottenham and Manchester United will be desperate to seize this rare opportunity. The promise of redemption and European glory will add an extra layer of excitement to an already captivating final, ensuring that fans are treated to a night of high drama and unforgettable football.
World Time Zone
| Europe | GMT |
 London | 20:00 |
| Edinburgh | 20:00 |
 Madrid | 21:00 |
 Lisbon | 20:00 |
 Berlin | 21:00 |
 Paris | 21:00 |
 Amsterdam | 21:00 |
 Rome | 21:00 |
 Belgrade | 21:00 |
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 Warshaw | 21:00 |
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 Moscow | 22:00 |
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 New York, New York City | 15:00 |
| Texas, Dallas | 14:00 |
| Utah, Salt Lake City | 13:00 |
| California, Santa Clara | 12:00 |
| Alaska, Anchorage | 11:00 |
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| Halifax | 16:00 |
| Toronto | 15:00 |
| Winnipeg | 14:00 |
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| Eucla | 03:45 |
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| Adelaide | 04:30 |
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 Mecca | 22:00 |
 Kabul | 23:30 |
 Karachi | 00:00 |
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 Jakarta | 02:00 |
 Singapore | 03:00 |
 Kuala Lumpur | 03:00 |
| Africa | GMT |
 Accra | 19:00 |
 Porto Novo | 20:00 |
 Casablanca | 20:00 |
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 Cairo | 22:00 |
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