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Manchester United were the first team from England to win the European Cup in 1968, a year after Celtic, and have since added the trophy in 1999 and 2008.

They added the now defunct European Cup Winners' Cup in 1991 (above) but have never won the Europa League, or its predecessor the Uefa Cup.

Ajax are one of four clubs to have won all three European trophies - alongside Chelsea, Juventus and Bayern Munich - but last lifted continental silverware in 1995.

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Matthijs de Ligt was born in August 1999, just a few weeks after Chelsea had signed Chris Sutton for £10m, the Millennium Stadium had just opened in Cardiff and a day after the total solar eclipse.

You must remember that?! We all watched that.

BBC World Service

Ajax's on-loan Chelsea forward Bertrand Traore - who starts tonight - told BBC World Service: "I have big respect for Jose Mourinho, I think he'll be happy to see me and I'll be happy to see him too. He was the one who gave me an opportunity and I'm grateful for that.

"When I played in the Under-17 World Cup Manchester United had an interest but that was many years ago, it's always a dream to hear about big clubs being interested in you but I just kept doing my thing."

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"This had been the best season of my career so far.

"At the moment I don't know about Chelsea, I just have to finish the season well with Ajax. I spoke to Antonio Conte before I left and when I go back we'll have a chat and then we'll see."

Get off the fence Pete!

Just an hour until kick-off now.

Pete, Edinburgh

It could be an unexpected name lifting the trophy tonight - as Antonio Valencia is named as Manchester United skipper tonight.

Davy Klaassen is Ajax captain.

Hassan

Manchester United make two changes from the semi-final as Juan Mata and Chris Smalling start.

Marouane Fellaini is also involved.

At an average age of 22 years and 282 days, that Ajax team is the youngest ever starting XI in a major European final.

Wow.

Just one change from the Ajax team which lost 3-1 in Lyon in the second leg of the semi-final but still squaked through.

Jairo Riedewald starts in place Nick Viergever.

"Headed to the stadium with our captain. We're ready. Let's go United"

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic - who is having a statue built outside tonight's stadium - has arrived.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Friends Arena, Stockholm

Ajax's players have just arrived at the stadium and look incredibly relaxed as they make their way out on to the pitch for the their pre-match walkabout. Lots of smiles and laughter.

And they all look very young - possibly because lots of them are very young.

What a reception they have just received from the Ajax fans all around this impressive Friends Arena in Stockholm.

Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender in Stockholm

After a horrendous 24-48 hours, the mood in Stockholm is slightly subdued, but hopefully we can enjoy 90 minutes of brilliant football and put a smile on people's faces.

In 1999 when we won the Champions League we paraded the trophy in the city centre, ending in the Arena and celebrated there. It was unbelievable.

After what happened on Monday, I think if they win, United should parade the trophy around Manchester, finish at the Arena.

I think it would be special.

You should fill the streets of Manchester - Deansgate, St Peter's Square, St Ann's Square - and get the trophy back.

Football can do brilliant things and if United win the trophy tonight, don't off on holiday, get back to Manchester, get the trophy out and share the success with the city.

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Manchester United legend Eric Cantona gives an emotional message to the people of Manchester after 22 people were killed in an attack at Manchester Arena.

Edgar Davids was part of the great, young Ajax team which lifted the Champions League in 1995.

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Mark Chapman presents build-up from 18:30 BST in Stockholm with guests Philip Neville and Robbie Savage.

John Murray will be your commentator for the final from kick off at 19:45.

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We are 90 minutes from kick-off. The big match nerves will be starting to brew in the guts of fans and players alike.

No, not Mark Hughes, former Ajax forward Marco van Basten.

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