Sami Mokbel and Chief Football News reporter Simon Stone, who will both be for the final in San Mames, has the co -rumbling about it, whose season was worse.

Mokbel on Spurs: “Underperformed, subjected, unacceptable. At least in Germany.

“While Tottenham holds the hope of somehow transforming a catastrophic season into a historical season, it cannot happen that results and services were largely catastrophic.

“Twenty-one defeats in the Premier League and count. Of course, everything will be forgotten when Spurs raise the Europa League trophy on Wednesday evening.

“Whether this is sufficient to keep Ortecoglou in a job is the millions of dollars, with all the signs of Australian departure indicated in Bilbao regardless of the result.

“The fact that Postecoglou’s term of office in Nordlondon will end in North London shows how pathetic its domestic campaign was.

“To defend their defense, injuries have weakened Tottenham’s season. They have long lost important players.

“But this is an expansive Tottenham squad one that contains the £ 65 million club record for Dominic Solanke.

“United is in a season of the transition after changing the managers in the middle of the season.

“It is different for Tottenham. After the encouraging first season of Postecoglou, in which Spurs took fifth place, this was a team that deals with the qualification of the Champions League.

“Instead, they were able to end a place above the relegation zone. This is undeniably bad.”

Stone on United: “Manchester United was worse because a large part of the damage itself was added.

“United were those who thought about the term of the term of Erik Ten Hag, both after their 4-0 defeat in Crystal Palace last May, then after the FA Cup final victory over Manchester City and decided to stay with him.

“United gave him money for Matthijs de Ligt and Joshua Zirkzee in summer and released him after nine games.

“And United said Ruben Amorim that he had to start immediately not to wait until summer to go out of sport.

“Well, the security net is Bilbao and then United was up to date at the beginning of the next season, which would justify the refusal to wait for Amorim.

“But in the here and now, United were incredible.

“There were times in games when they looked fluently and worked their temporary triangles.

“However, Rasmus Hojlund did not look a threat at one end of the field, and they undermined basic mistakes at the other end.

“With six minutes before extension in their quarter-finals of the Europa League against 10-man Lyon, it was not easy to achieve a single optimistic note on behalf of United. Somehow they saved themselves.

“Since then, United has had a point from five games from the Premier League. Nobody has made it worse.

“In every respect, this is the worst season of United since the relegation campaign from 1973-74. And last September they announced financial losses of 113.2 million GBP.

“To spend so much and to be so bad, really needs to do some.”