Ajax coach Peter Bosz says Manchester United will need to be prepared to overcome his side's attacking style of football in the Europa League final.

He said: "We only have a chance of beating Manchester United if we play our own game, which we have developed this season and which I like to call the Ajax way of playing.

"It is romantic but it all depends on how strong they are. We are dealing with two different styles and we will see which style of playing comes out on top."

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How much can you remember from Manchester United's six previous regular season European finals?

The below clip features some United legends.

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More from Rio Ferdinand on 5 live:

"Tonight's an opportunity for the players to show solidarity with Manchester. Playing after such an unforgiving and devastating act, I don't think it matters whether you're a red or you're a blue, you want these guys to go out and represent Manchester and show the togetherness this city has got.

"It will dawn on the players after that this is such a huge game, not only for Manchester United Football Club, but also for a player to show they can bring a community, a city, a country together by playing and showing that whatever goes on they will go out there and perform to the best of ability."

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Liverpool are currently playing a friendly match in Australia against Sydney FC.

Both teams and the fans took part in a minute's silence before the match to pay their respects to the victims of the Manchester attack.

After 20 minutes, Liverpool are 2-0 ahead thanks to goals from Daniel Sturridge and Alberto Moreno.

BBC Radio 5 live

Some pictures out in Stockholm, courtesy of BBC Radio 5 live's Juliette Ferrington.

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Former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand, who is in Stockholm for tonight's final, has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 live this morning.

He has been talking about the Manchester attack, which killed 22 people at the Manchester Arena on Monday.

"I am obviously devastated, Manchester’s somewhere I’ve made home for 12 years, nearly 13, my kids were born here, made many friends there, still in contact with many of them," said an emotional Ferdinand.

"The character of the city has never been the question, as soon as I got to Manchester I fell in love with the place, the people, the community, the vibe of the city and that is a representation of not just Manchester but England.

"If this had happened in any other city in England I think it would be the same solidarity, the same coming together, the same outcry because in this country we got people who show a sense of unity when the chips are down."

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Jose Mourinho has said the Premier League's congested schedule hasn't been kind to his side, prompting him to rotate his squad in recent weeks.

Tonight's match will be Manchester United's 64th game of the season in all competitions, whereas Ajax have played 56.

But does that tell the full story?

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Robbie Savage is part of our BBC Radio 5 live commentary team in Stockholm and he has just been speaking on the BBC Sport Instagram page.

BBC Sport app users may need to click the link below to watch the video, in which he describes the importance of the game and a potential United line-up.

Remember, BBC Radio 5 live will begin their build-up at 18:30 BST, before kick-off at 19:45 BST.

Staying in Spain, Mundo Deportivo claims to have the exclusive that Ernesto Valverde will become the new Barcelona manager, on a three-year deal to replace Luis Enrique who is leaving Barca when his contract expires on 30 June.

Valverde, 53, played at Barca during his career and was manager of Athletic Bilbao this season, guiding the team to seventh place in La Liga.

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Spanish sports newspaper Marca shows its solidarity with Great Britain by having the union flag shown in the paper's name.

The main story highlights the farcical scenes, external at the end of the La Liga season when Real Madrid players were left baffled at not being presented the trophy after they clinched the title with a win at Malaga. Real will not be presented with the trophy until next season.

"Not a champion without a cup" is the headline.

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A video from Stockholm from BBC Sport's Simon Stone, who shows us that a huge #prayformanchester banner has been made.

Click on the link to see the video.

Dan Walker is joined by Danny Murphy and Jermaine Jenas as they discuss Manchester United's chances of winning the Europa League this evening.

BBC sports editor Dan Roan is also in Stockholm and has posted a picture on Twitter of two Manchester United fans paying their tributes to the victims on the Manchester attack.

BBC Sport app users may need to click on the link to see the image.

Manchester United legend Eric Cantona has made an emotional tribute to the city in this video which you can watch below.

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BBC Sport chief football writer in Stockholm

Ajax's pre-Europa League Cup Final press conference in Stockholm's Friends Arena last night was understandably heavily overshadowed by the Manchester attack.

Danish midfielder Lasse Schone said: “It was terrible for us as well to see and read. It is devastating.

“Ariana Grande perfomed in Amsterdam two weeks ago and my wife and child were there. Our sympathy goes to families. It takes the sparkle off what should be a wonderful day.

“We feel it is hard but we must be professional and we must change our mindset and continue.”

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There'll be a minute's silence at the Headingley stadium in Leeds before England's one day international against South Africa today.

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The players will also wear black arm bands during the game as a mark of respect following the Manchester attack.

The Assistant Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Angela Williams, says there will be a "significant policing presence" at the ground.

Here are some of the other headlines around the world of sport today.

Rugby union: Toulon want to renew Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny's contract before he goes on tour with the British and Irish Lions next week, says the French club.

Cycling: Tom Dumoulin saw his overall Giro d'Italia lead cut to 31 seconds after an unscheduled toilet stop during stage 16, which was won by Vincenzo Nibali.

Tennis: Petra Kvitova is "on track" to play at Wimbledon less than seven months after suffering a career-threatening hand injury in a knife attack at her home.

Cricket: England seamer James Anderson is a doubt for July's first Test against South Africa after he sustained a groin tear playing for Lancashire.

Basketball: Cleveland Cavaliers moved one victory away from setting up a repeat of the 2015 and 2016 NBA Finals with a 112-99 win over Boston Celtics.

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We will soon be seeing some big money, high-profile transfers going through so here are some of the rumours that are flying around in today's newspapers.

Bayern Munich are willing to pay £50m for Arsenal and Chile forward Alexis Sanchez and will offer the 28-year-old £10m a season. (El Mercurio, via Daily Star), external

Manchester City players are convinced Sanchez, and Tottenham and England defender Kyle Walker, 26, will join them for a combined £100m. (Daily Mirror), external

West Ham and West Brom both want 27-year-old Manchester United and England defender Chris Smalling. (Sun), external

Benfica's 23-year-old Brazilian forward Anderson Talisca, a target for Manchester United, is to extend his loan deal with Turkish club Besiktas. (Hurriyet, via Daily Express), external

Check out our Gossip page for more rumours and speculation.

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Sam Allardyce had one game in charge of the England national team, but front-page newspaper stories into allegations of conduct "inappropriate of the England manager" saw him leave the job after only 67 days in charge.

You can see a summary of that 67-day spell, in this 67-second video.

"Travel", "spend time with the family".

Is this the last time we have seen 'Big Sam' in a football dugout?

Well, BBC Radio 5 live's Ian Dennis thinks it could be the end of a long managerial career for Allardyce, as you can hear in the clip below (BBC Sport app users may need to click on the link below.)