Darren Fletcher
Former Man Utd midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Mauricio Pochettino is crying like a baby and he was on his knees when they scored. It gets you emotional watching him and seeing how much it means to him.

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Spurs become the 40th team to play in the European Cup final.

I've barely mentioned it but they will of course play Liverpool.

Madrid. 1 June. Set the diary.

Former Tottenham manager Glenn Hoddle on BT Sport: "Incredible, we've seen two footballing miracles in two nights and Tottenham only had 45 minutes to score three goals, incredible."

Lucas Moura. Get yourself a statue alongside Divock Origi.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs have just shown so much character and resolve. They have been stretched all season but they have got there in the end and they are in a Champions League final.

Miracle Moura.

I don't support Spurs or Liverpool but wow - they have delivered the goods over these last few nights.

Ex-Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "Ajax played so well but in that second half Tottenham gave it everything and they came out a completely different team. What a night for the football club.

"We said something strange was happening. Pochettino is in tears."

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Poch has gone here. In floods of tears. What a night!

R: Like. What. A. Game. Of. Football

Josh: The emotion from Pochettino, never doubt him. Outstanding, incredible manager.

Cooly: NEVER. SAY. NEVER. Anyone who says "it'll never happen" just hasn't watched football.

But, in the same breath, how much credit do Tottenham deserve? They needed to score three goals in the second half, without Harry Kane. And they did it.

You'd have to have a heart of stone not to feel for these Ajax players. Toby Alderweireld plays the Flintoff role, comforting a prone Dusan Tadic.

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Ex-Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "I've never seen anything like this. Oh my God.

"Those Ajax players are on the floor. It was just the reading of the situation from Lucas Moura and the flick around the corner from Dele was sensational.

"Lucas Moura is in the Tottenham history books for ever."

Incredible! Applause rings out from the stands. Harry Kane sprints onto the field. He looks fit enough!

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I have never seen anything like it. Spurs have been gallant and bold. Fernando Llorente has caused problems and it's a lovely touch by Dele Alli.

It's a cracking finish and Spurs just do not know when they are beat.

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Ajax have seven men in the box from kick-off. Aaron Rodgers Hail Mary stuff!

It's a really good goal too! Dele Alli flicks it into the path of Lucas Moura and he slams in left-footed from 18 yards. Poch was on the pitch, Poch was in tears.

The Ajax players are deflated. Harry Kane punching the air up in the stands.