Bodo/Glimt 0-2 Tottenham: Spurs reach the Europa League final to face Manchester United after Dominic Solanke and Pedro Porro Tore

Tottenham meets Manchester United in the Europa League final when she drove past Bodo/Glimt to get a first European title in 41 years.

Poseteclous men navigated in a tricky semi -finals in Norway to achieve their sixth European final – and the first one since the final of the Champions League 2019.

Dominic Solanke and Pedro Porro met a 5-1 overall success in the second half and confirmed an all-English showdown with United in Bilbao on May 21.

The drought of Spurs' Trophy extends to a triumph of the league cup in 2008, but further back until 1984 in Europe when they won the UEFA Cup.

Postecoglous courageous statement in September that he had always won silverware in a club in his second season, was ridiculed this season with Tottenham 16 in the Premier League.

Nevertheless, they are now a game away from ending their barren magic to prove Australian law, despite their miserable domestic season.

They succeeded that James Maddison, Lucas Bergvall and Heung-Min son were injured in a historical game for the hosts who had never reached a European semi-finals before.

The 3-1 home win last week gave Spurs a pillow and they made the return professionally and limited energetic bodo on a few options on the artificial pitch.

The moderators, who released Lazio in the quarter -finals and defeated Porto at home, took an early goal, but it never came, with Guglielmo Vicario Patrick Berg's free kick.

A textbook that has a close opening of half of it gave way to a controlled second when the fears Tottenham would freeze in the Arctic circle.

Foreign defender Udogie thwarted Kasper Hogh, but Solanke put the tie outside the range after 63 minutes when he got in close to Cristian Romero-Knockdown.

Six minutes later, Porro's loop cross came out of the post to end Bodo's hopes, with the Norwegian side had a punishment for injuries that was lifted by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).