Tottenham ended his 17th year of waiting for a trophy when Brennan Johnson’s goal was sufficient in the first half to beat Manchester United in the final of the Europa League.

Victory means that the head coach of Unterfeuer Posetecoglou has made a promise to deliver at Spurs cutlery in his second season.

Postecoglou, who said in his speech before the game, he would never be a clown, brought a smile and an unbridled joy in the faces of the 15,000 civil servants and many unofficial Tottenham fans at the San Mames Stage of Bilbao.

The victory cannot save Postecoglou from a Spurs output in the coming weeks. But the Australian will go as a hero after winning to Bill Nicholson and Keith Burkinshaw to a European trophy at the Nord -London giants.

In addition to the leadership of Newcastle and Crystal Palace, which made this a season of fame for clubs who rarely win a trophy, Tottenham will benefit from winning £ 100 after qualifying for the Champions League next season.

As in a fight between the two most placed teams that had ever contested a European finale for the losers, there was no silver strip.

The head coach of Manchester United, Ruben Amorim, will take his team into the last game of the Premier League of the season against Aston Villa on Sunday. With great questions about his ability to make her competitive after her worst season since the 1973-74 campaign, he becomes competitive.

Amorim enjoys the support of property, but his decision to choose Mason Mount in front of Alejandro Garnacho in an attacking role did not work. And when skipper Bruno Fernandes was unusually steamed, United was missing the cunning to move back into play as soon as they had fallen back.

They came to an equalizer with a Rasmus Hojlund header to Guglielmo Vicario, which was acrobatically cleared by Micky van de Ven in the middle of the second half.

Vicario then made a dramatic late area to keep Luke Shaw’s header away.