What haven't you?!

Tottenham Hotspur and their fans have been celebrating all night long after a 17-year wait for a trophy comes to an end. Here are some of the best bits from the club's social media account so far:

• Tottenham fan's X account comes back from the dead
• Response to Domino's UK Pizza trolling, external

• "Are you ready for us, Champions League?" - Tottenham players lining up in the dressing room to Champions League music, external
• Compilation of some of the best bits from their X account

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

What do we reckon to Jack's proposal?

Quick thumbs vote please ladies and gentlemen (I'm sure Levy will listen to the BBC Sport live texters...)

Thumbs up if you believe Son Heung-min deserves a statue at Spurs, thumbs down if not.

Tottenham Hotspur's flight from Bilbao is en-route to London Stansted airport. According to Flight Radar, external, the flight carrying the Spurs players, staff and the Europa League trophy should land approximately at 13:53 BST.

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Former Tottenham Hotspur talisman Harry Kane took to social media to congratulate the club and the players after their Europa League triumph:

"Massive congratulations to Spurs, to all the boys, and all the staff. I know how much it means to everyone there, it's been a long time coming and just buzzing for everyone there. Buzzing for all the fans as well.

"European champions is a massive achievement and really proud for the boys I know well like Sonny, and Ben [Davies]. Those boys have been part of the journey for a long long time and the deserve to have that moment last night and over the next weeks as well.

"Massive congratulations to everyone involved, it was nerve-racking watching it. I hope they enjoy, I hope the fans enjoy it and make the most of it and hopefully it's the start of many more to come."

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

If there's ever a post to make Spurs fans smile, it's that one from Mark!

They don't stop there, though.

A certain Harry Kane has been on social media in the last hour congratulating the team via video message.

Mark Ogden
Senior writer for ESPN on the Football Daily podcast

He [Ange Postecoglou] has had a great season and he's won a trophy. I might be a bit controversial here now but Tottenham have had a better season than Arsenal. Let's go back to 1984 when Spurs won the UEFA Cup, where did Arsenal finish that season? Nobody knows. They have won a trophy.

Everybody talks about Spurs winning the UEFA Cup in 1984 and it was a big trophy, people are legends at the club. Nobody remembers where Arsenal finished that season. Winning a trophy is all about for football teams.

Those fans tonight have won a trophy, they've got a much happier end to the season than the Arsenal fans.

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UEFA

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Indeed they did, Richard.

Uefa did not present Cristian Romero, Son Heung-min or Rodrigo Bentacur with a medal on the field having seemingly run out yesterday evening.

However, Uefa has since released a statement: "To our great displeasure, we did not have enough medals available on stage during the trophy ceremony presentation due to an unexpected discrepancy in the player count, as more team members - including injured players - participated in the ceremony than initially anticipated.

"The missing medals were promptly delivered to the winning team in the dressing room, along with our sincerest apologies for the oversight."

Son did have a medal during his post-match interview with TNT Sports. James Maddison, Radu Dragusin, Timo Werner, Lucas Bergvall and Dejan Kulusevski were all ruled out for Spurs but joined their team-mates for the presentation ceremony.

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South Koreans are celebrating Tottenham captain Son Heung-min after he led the Spurs to its first trophy in 17 years.

Many said they felt a deep sense of pride when they saw Korea's flag draped around the 32-year-old, shortly after Tottenham won the Europa League championship in Spain on Wednesday, with one online user saying they "almost burst into tears" and another calling him a "national treasure".

Son has said the win made him feel like a "legend" and the "happiest man in the world."

It was also the first piece of silverware of Son's senior career. He has never won anything in Germany with Hamburg or Bayer Leverkusen, nor with South Korea's international team.

"The scene of you holding the trophy while wearing the Taegeukgi (flag) was deeply moving," read one comment on Naver News, South Korea's largest news aggregate website.

"It was obviously a team effort abut I'm so proud of him achieving these results. He worked so hard for it," said another comment.

Son thanked South Korean fans who stayed up late to watch the game live from Spain, which is behind South Korea by seven hours.

He apologised for "taking so long" to finally win a trophy.

"I hope those who don't like me will come to like me more because of this trophy," he told South Korean television.

One commenter summed it up by saying: "These days, politics, economy... everything has been frustrating, but Son Heung-min is a breath of fresh air."

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

A 1,000-word essay on Micky van de Ven's goalline clearance please, class.

Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min was seen in tears after winning the Europa League last night in Bilbao. The video surfaced on X , externaland has some fans reacting with tears streaming down their faces considering the magnitude of achievement for the club and their captain.

Son embraces midfielder James Maddison in the video.

This was talisman's first silverware with the club after signing with them in 2015 and going through all the trial and tribulations of losing finals and coming ever so close to a trophy.

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Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Cheers Joe - and what better place to start than with a message from a very young Spurs fan. Basking in the glory of yesterday evening...

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Office banter and novelty mugs - yep, I've thoroughly enjoyed my live-text stint.

Thanks for getting in touch so far everyone, and make sure you keep up the silliness and good vibes for Ben Ramsdale's turn.