Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hopes the English club can end 17 years of pain and finally pick up another trophy in Wednesday's Europa League final against Manchester United. Spurs last won the English League Cup in 2008 before finishing second in the Premier League in 2017 and losing the Champions League final to Liverpool in 2019.

Your hoddler-in-chief’s hype has not died down one bit since yesterday’s hoddle. In fact, it has only increased. As of this post we are 36.5 hours away from kick-off, which means it is time for final preparations. Final training, final sleeps, final stretches and the final chance to get your things in order to watch the Europa League final.

Both clubs head to Bilbao battered by criticism and languishing in their worst positions since the Premier League began. With just one league fixture left, United sit 16th and Spurs are a point behind in 17th.

Rayan Cherki has confirmed he will leave Lyon, sparking a flurry of interest across Europe as clubs line up to sign him, with Tottenham among his suitors

Tottenham have been on the lookout for attacking reinforcements for months. The signs pointed to a hectic market for the club, especially with the possibility of losing key attacking options. Harry

Tottenham Hotspur have endured their worst domestic season for nearly 50 years, yet on Wednesday in Bilbao's San Mames Stadium all that will be forgiven if they can overcome Manchester United and win the Europa League.

Premier League result, latest updates and reaction after Spurs lose again - Spurs have one eye on next week’s Europa League final

Tottenham Hotspur right back Pedro Porro has lauded Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim ahead of the Europa League final.Spurs will take on Amorim’s United in the final on Wednesday evening in