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Live Reporting

Written by Craig Nelson, Ben Ramsdale, Ben Collins & Karan Vinod.

  1. Tottenham take to social media to hit back at the trolls

    Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    Tottenham Hotspur

    Tottenham Hotspur's social media team were having fun last night after the club's Europa League win against Tottenham Hotspur. These are some of the best bits from what they had to say as they responded to years of jokes and memes.

    Tottenham responded to Domino's Pizza UK's post on X from 9 February stating that they have "sold 78,427,391 pizzas since Spurs last won a trophy." Their response:

    "How many now lads? x"

    Tottenham players such as James Maddison, Brennan Johnson, Mikey Moore and others also lined up in the dressing room with the Champions League music blasting in the background as a nod to the club's return to Europe's premier club competition. They captioned it on X by saying:

    "Are you ready for us, Champions League">Liverpool - Premier League (Liver bird)

  2. Newcastle United - EFL Cup (Magpie)
  3. Crystal Palace - FA Cup (Eagle)
  4. Tottenham Hotspur - Europa League (Cockerel)

  • Get Involved - 'Daniel Levy, just back him now, don't do anything stupid'

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    Ange, you have made this old fella very very happy. You have to suffer to see the glory. And boy have we suffered over the years. Daniel Levy, just back him now, don't do anything stupid! Ange Postecoglou, just a tad more pragmatism in the league. We'll be just fine. Go celebrate1

    Sheel

  • 'Let's say, I'm a legend'

    Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    Son with the Europa LeagueGetty Images

    Tottenham Hotspur captain Heung Min-Son once said that he wouldn't call himself a legend until he won a trophy with the club. After winning the Europa League last night, Son spoke to TNT Sports:

    "Let's say, I'm a legend. Why not? Only today!

    "17 years nobody has done it with such amazing players and today is the day and I will say I'm a legend of this club, let's enjoy and celebrate.

    "It feels amazing, this is what I've always dreamed for and today is the day the dream came true. I am so happy, happiest man in the world.

    "We always stuck together despite injuries and the young players always stepped up and I always give them some good advice and always wanted to talk positive and I am very lucky to have such an amazing group of players with me and that is why we had a good tournament.

  • Morning all

    Joe Rindl
    BBC Sport

    Thanks Craig, top work mate.

    It's been a fantastic live text so far. I particularly love Anon's entry from a maternity ward in London!

    Congratulations from all of us at BBC Sport, Anon!

    How did you watch last night's final? Were you similarly following updates on your phone from somewhere a little bit different?

    And, Tottenham fans, was yesterday the best night of your footballing life? Can't imagine there have been too many moments that can top it!

  • Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    Craig Nelson
    BBC Sport reporter

    Tottenham's "beautiful moment" continues in Bilbao this morning, with images coming out of them leaving the club hotel.

    As the Spurs squad head back to the UK, I am going to exit stage left and hand you over to Joe Rindl.

    Thanks for your company this morning, over to you Joe...

  • Arteta on Tottenham's 'beautiful moment'

    Southampton v Arsenal (Sun, 16:00 BST)

    Arsenal

    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta spoke to the media earlier today ahead of Sunday's final game of the season at Southampton.

    The Gunners boss was asked about north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur winning the Europa League last night and if he believed they had had a more successful season than Arsenal:

    "I don't like to compare with other teams. I need to analyse my team, that's my job."

    Arteta was also asked if he could relate to the rollercoaster of emotions that Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou must have gone through this season and the magnitude of the achievement:

    "Just congratulate them. I think they are champions, and when you get to that, you have to do a lot of things right. I think they have gone through a season with again a lot of obstacles and difficulties and they have helped them at the end to manage a beautiful moment.

    "So you have to congratulate. This is a sport and I am sure they have done everything in their hands to achieve it and they are very happy."

    Ange Postecoglou and Mikel ArtetaGetty Images

  • Craig Nelson
    BBC Sport reporter

    Joe making reference to Tottenham's victory parade, which has been planned for Friday afternoon - entertainment kicks off at 15:00 BST, with the parade leaving Edmonton Green at 17:30 BST and expected to take between 60 and 90 minutes.

    For those Spurs fans not able to make it to north London tomorrow, we will of course be covering the parade on the BBC Sport website.

  • Get Involved - 'Working from home' on Friday

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    Guess I’ll be ‘working from home’ on Friday. COYS

    Joe, London

  • 'Every rehab session was worth it'

    Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    Tottenham Hotspur

    Tottenham Hotspur defender Micky van de Ven spoke to TNT Sports about the delight in winning the Europa League after an injury-ravaged season:

    "Unbelievable feeling. Can't really describe it to be honest. We always believed in this squad, everybody kept believing even if we had a tough season. The fans, everybody deserves this.

    "I saw the ball came in and I think it bounced off Vic's (Guglielmo Vicario) head and I was like I have to go to the goal, and at first I wasn't sure how I am going to do this and to be honest the ground over there is not soft. Happy to help the team.

    "Tough season for myself with injuries, didn't play a lot but every rehab session was worth it to stand here and lift this trophy."

    Van de Ven with the Europa League trophyGetty Images

  • Van de Ven's heart in hamstrings moment...

    Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    On the subject of relief, Spurs fans everywhere will be relieved this morning that centre-back Micky van de Ven put the hours in at the gym to get his hamstrings back in working order.

    Exactly how did the Netherlands make THAT goal-line clearance?

    It's worthy of its own gallery in its own right...

    Micky Van de Ven's goal line clearanceGetty Images
    Micky Van de Ven's goal line clearanceGetty Images
    Micky Van de Ven's goal line clearanceGetty Images
    Micky Van de Ven's goal line clearanceGetty Images

  • Emotion, hugs, vibes...how Spurs celebrated on the pitch

    Tottenham 1-0 Man Utd

    Craig Nelson
    BBC Sport reporter

    The sight of Son Heung-min crying happy tears has me feeling a bit Spursy this morning.

    The very definition of a weight being lifted...

    Son Heung-min and James Maddison embraceGetty Images
    Djed Spence with the trophyGetty Images
    Bissouma celebratingGetty Images
    Tel photoGetty Images

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