Summary

  • Ajax 2-3 Tottenham (Agg: 3-3 - Spurs win on away goals)

  • Tottenham set up all-English final against Liverpool

  • Lucas Moura scores winner in injury-time to complete hat-trick

  • Ajax were leading 3-0 on aggregate at half-time

  • 'Thank you football' - Spurs manager Pochettino in tears after win

  • Get involved: #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only)

Live Reporting

Laura Savvas

  1. 'We deserve to win a trophy this season' - Sarri

    Chelsea v Eintracht Frankfurt (20:00 BST)

    Chelsea

    Europa League semi-finalists Chelsea "deserve" to win a trophy this season, says manager Maurizio Sarri.

    The Blues, beaten on penalties by Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final, only need a goalless draw at home against Eintracht Frankfurt to reach the Europa League final.

    The Germans went ahead in the first leg before Pedro equalised to make it 1-1 and give Chelsea a vital away goal.

    Sarri will be without midfielder N'Golo Kante because of a hamstring injury.

    Chelsea's match preview is here.

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  2. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only, names on texts please)

    Bit of a dilemma in my house...My wife and I have a baby due on the 1st June...worse still I can't get my mother in law to cover me at the birth since she's a Liverpool fan!! Still they say that only 5% of babies arrive on their due date...I can't remember the last time something with such long odds actually happened ;-).

    Duncan Barker, Spurs fan

    If it's a boy, I'm launching a petition for you to call him Poch.

    Ta.

  3. Europa League 'attractive to win' - Emery

    Valencia v Arsenal (20:00 BST)

    Arsenal

    The Europa League has become an "attractive" tournament everyone wants to win, says Arsenal boss Unai Emery.

    Emery's side hold a 3-1 advantage over Valencia after the first leg of their semi-final with the second leg taking place in Spain on Thursday.

    The Spaniard won the trophy three times as Sevilla boss and says the incentive of a Champions League spot for the winners has improved the tournament.

    "It's an attractive title and it's getting more attractive," said Emery.

    Head over here for the match preview.

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  4. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only, names on texts please)

    Any Ajax fans want to sell me the flights they bought to Madrid at half time?

    Olly, delirious Spurs fan

    I didn't cry on my wedding day or when we found out my wife was pregnant...but I had a proper boo last night and again this morning watching the highlights...my wife was most impressed.

    Ben, Farnborough

  5. Arsenal and Chelsea fans... how are you feeling?

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  7. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only, names on texts please)

    Have a surprise holiday to Bali planned for the Mrs (hope she's not on here) but will be 8 hours ahead on a remote island when the finals on... two options: a) cancel holiday; b) change destination to Madrid!

    Kofi, London, Spurs fan

    Here's another option for you Kori... *c) name change to Laura Savvas*

    Thaaaaanks!

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    I have been a Spurs surporter for 61 years and i have taken till nowto realise what we did last night and it is not a dream

    Neil

  9. Barcelona inquest will be 'scathing and remorseless' after Champions League loss to Liverpool

    Valverde out?

    Is Sergio Busquets past it?

    Can we still rely on Luis Suarez?

    Is Ivan Rakitic worth a place in the team?

    Can we trust Ousmane Dembele?

    How can we get rid of Philippe Coutinho?

    Just some of the burning questions Barcelona fans have after being dumped out of the Champions League at the final hurdle.

    Head here to see how it all went wrong for the La Liga champions.

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  10. Moura babies on the way?

    I wonder how many young Divock's, Gini, and Lucas named baby's will appear in 9 months.. What a few days of football!

    Ed

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  12. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only, names on texts please)

    OMG. Thank you Spurs for the best night since I got married.

    Mike (55 years young today)

    Happy birthday Mike! Best present ever, I'd imagine?

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  14. Stat attack

    Spurs are only the second team in Champions League history to lose the first leg of the semi-final at home and progress to the final - the other was Ajax in 1995-96 against Panathinaikos.

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    It was my 28th Birthday yesterday and I arranged to watch the tottenham game at a local pub in Acton, London. I could not believe what I witnessed! Best birthday present ever!!

    Josh Darby

    Happy belated birthday, Josh! What a way to mark the occasion!

  16. 'Poch is a great manager'

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    "I could not believe it. What an amazing performance, putting so much energy in the game and keeping their faith to the end," Ginola added.

    "Pochettino has been criticised so long about not winning any silverware. But his coaching, putting (Fernando) Llorente on, made the whole difference.

    "This is why Pochettino is a great manager, because he can see when the team is not performing well and he has the ability to change the team in a second.

    "When Llorente went on, all the lights went on as well - Son, Ali, Eriksen and Lucas Moura.

    "It was the first time in the Champions League this season you saw Ajax struggling.

    "They had great performances against Real Madrid and Juventus, but in the second half you could not recognise the players from Ajax."

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    The claws are out...

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  19. Get Involved

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    Butlins McCarthy: No pressure on Newport County v Mansfield tonight to deliver then #bbcfootball

  20. 'Spurs have all the bits and pieces to be a great club' - Ginola

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    "Every single person now realises that Spurs are one of the clubs to take into consideration," former Tottenham winger David Ginola told talkSPORT.

    "Spurs have got every bits and pieces to be a great club. They have a great training centre, a great stadium, and now they've got a great team.

    "Pochettino has not spent a penny in the last year-and-a-half, probably the only team that have not spent a lot of money on players.

    "This is the reward for stability, players getting to know each other in training, this is how you get results."

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