And I'm off! Thanks for sticking by me in your tens of thousands throughout the day.

I'll see you bright and early in the morning!

Enjoy the Europa League/League Two play-off!

Will the Europa League provide us with the same excitement as the Champions League over the past 48 hours?

Come back here tonight for our build-up and live updates as Chelsea and Arsenal aim to advance to the final.

In the meantime, check out what English teams' dominance in Europe means for the qualification for next season right here.

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James Bardez: Scoring four in 90 min without conceding against Barca surely beats a 2-3 comeback against an inexperienced team that has punched above its weight #bbcfootball, external

Chris Baldwin: Due to start holiday in Cornwall on June 1st. Have been given permission to postpone for a few days. Not wanting to sell a kidney to pay for flights and hotel it’s the ferry and 15 hour drive to Madrid in the campervan! Can’t miss this one.

"It was a disappointing first half and we let them play," Harry Kane said.

"I went into the dressing room at half-time and we knew it wasn't good enough."

He also spoke about whether he would be fit to play in the final on 1 June.

"Hopefully. Rehab is going well so far. I start straight-line running this week," Kane explained.

"We'll see. So far so good, so if it carries on as it should I would hope to be (fit). There's still a few weeks to go."

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Dad rules the roost!

Valencia forward Goncalo Guedes is nicknamed Ducati , externalby his team-mates for his effortless yet explosive motorbike-like acceleration, but has often fluctuated between scorching hot and freezing cold.

With six goals and three assists in his past 10 games, the 22-year-old is an all-or-nothing kind of player - equally capable of delivering match-winning heroics or leaving you wondering if he's even on the pitch.

Unfortunately for Valencia, last Thursday's Europa League semi-final first-leg defeat at Arsenal saw one of his too-frequent underwhelming performances; the Portuguese made little impact and was substituted after 70 minutes.

Signed by Arsenal boss Unai Emery for Paris St-Germain two years ago, Guedes was largely overlooked while in France.

So could the forward, who is said to epitomise the "new Valencia", send a message to his former boss and help overturn a 3-1 scoreline against Arsenal on Thursday?

Here's Andy West's feature.

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Oh, by the way, this is the 'view' you'll be getting at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium...

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It's their year?

Isn't that Liverpool's line?

Alan Shearer
Former England captain

What Manchester City and Liverpool have done this week in the Premier League and Europe has underlined what exceptional teams they both are, and what a special season this has been.

It has been a title race like no other I can remember, because of the relentless way both teams have kept on getting results.

I am expecting both teams to continue their winning runs in their final league games of the season on Sunday, which would mean Liverpool missing out on the title having only lost once in that competition all season.

If that does happen, it will have taken the best team of the Premier League era to beat them, and the Reds have pushed City all the way.

Andrew Lockett: The Greek wife made me wear my new blue boxer shorts last night and now not allowed to wash them until June! #bbcfootball, external

OPA!!!!!!

YES! Finally someone who shares my dislike of GOT...

*Please don't thumbs down me*

Dave Austin: I live in Amsterdam and I’m a Spurs fan. I was the only Spurs fan in a packed Dutch pub. I couldn’t properly celebrate our winner so resorted to crying into my scarf. That’s football! #COYS, external#BBCFootball, external

Martin Mannion: So Spurs come back from 3-0 down, away from home, in 45 minutes, missing their top striker, against a team that played their socks off and all without spending £150m. Yet they just don't seem to be getting near the credit Liverpool did? Bonkers

Alex Bysouth

"It was like the ground disappeared from under our feet. So close. We were so close."

Ajax captain Matthijs de Ligt's despair as the Dutch giants agonisingly squandered the chance to reach a first Champions League final for 23 years was telling.

This young side were on the brink of achieving something remarkable until Tottenham staged what had seemed an impossible comeback.

So... is this the beginning of the end? Head here to find out.

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Onlyonethfc: I’m still trying to let last night sink in. Words can’t explain the emotions of it all! From nearly being eliminated in the group stage. To beating Dortmund, Man City and now Ajax in the way. Will take some beating! Tottenham Hotspur I love you

Prof Boris Yurinov: Pinching myself. Unreal evening of drama.

Inge: Liverpool are my favourite, but Spurs come a close second. It will be a serene final for me. It is a pity that they cannot share the trophy and 1 place.

Kieran Trippier had some words of praise for his team-mate Harry Kane.

"Harry is exceptional for club and country.

"I don't know the timescale with his injury but obviously we're all hoping he can be back [for the final] because of his presence.

"Even here, at half-time, he came in going mental at us, because we can do better, which we all knew."

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