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
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Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says his players are "superheroes" after their incredible 3-2 comeback win against Ajax in the Champions League.
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino praises his players after their win against Ajax
English teams have come from two or more goals behind to win on seven occasions in Champions League history - four more than clubs of any other nation. Indeed, four of the past five occasions have been English teams.
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Back in November I bought tickets to see Muse on 1st June, not even considering it's the Champions League final that day. I now need to find someone else to have my Spurs supporting boyfriends ticket so he can watch the match on TV with his Dad...
Kathryn
Tottenham v Liverpool (1 June, 20:00 BST)
Mauricio Pochettino is anticipating an "amazing" all-English Champions League final after his Tottenham side took inspiration from Liverpool to stage an incredible comeback to beat Ajax.
Lucas Moura scored a second-half hat-trick, and 96th-minute winner, as Spurs progressed on away goals on Wednesday.
It came 24 hours after Liverpool beat Barcelona 4-0, having lost the first leg 3-0, to book their place in Madrid.
"I think it's one of the most important nights in my life," said Pochettino.
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Chelsea fan through and through and hate Liverpool especially when we're in UCL BUT the thought of Spurs winning UCL AND City winning EPL!??? No way Jose! So come on Brighton on Sunday and Come on Liverpool in Madrid...Oh and Come on The Blues at The Bridge tonight and in Baku v Arsenal! Chelsea - Pride of London
Juan Ian Of Enstone
I wouldn't play Kane. Spurs coped alright during his last absence and their results nose dived when he returned.
Adrian
Tottenham's Lucas Moura scored a brilliant hat-trick against Ajax on Wednesday evening - including a 96th minute winner - that helped Spurs reach their first Champions League final.
They beat the Dutch side 3-2 in Amsterdam to set up an all-English final against Liverpool on 1 June.
But that match may have competition for the best game of the year...
In a bizarre and brilliant 72 hours of football, the other possible contenders happened on Monday and Tuesday this week!
But which match was your favourite? Vote here.
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Tottenham v Liverpool (1 June, 20:00 BST)
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Former Tottenham defender Graham Roberts on BBC Radio 5 Live:
“I knew at half time last night, I still believed because I had a bet on us at 2-0 down last night and I’m very happy happy with my winnings today.
“I’ve always said that we will win the Champions League this year.
“The way the two teams have played each other this year, it’s going to be eventful. There will be nerves with both teams.
“The boys will be looking forward to it. I can see it being one of the classics of Champions League history”.
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I was born in 1961, when Spurs did the double. Tonight my boys have learnt what it means to be a Spurs fan from the depths of despair to the heights of I don't know what. It doesn't matter whose was the best come back, what matters is both teams did. Be assured the final won't be a dull affair.
Michael, Lincolnshire
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Tottenham v Liverpool (1 June, 20:00 BST)
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I'm a Liverpool fan and my Dad is a Spurs fan. We watched the Istanbul final together in 2005 and he cheered on Liverpool with me. Not sure I can replay the favour this time......sorry Dad.
Conor, Belfast
I'm a Spurs fan and my fiancé is a Liverpool fan. We might not make it to our wedding in December at this rate.
Jane, Glasgow
I'm a Red; my father and brother in laws both white.......and I've already got my tickets to the other big final that day, the Rugby Premiership......decisions decisions!
Chris, Kent
Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
Lucas Moura's injury-time winner in Amsterdam sent the Tottenham bench and social media into meltdown.
The Brazilian scored a sensational second-half hat-trick as Spurs overturned a three-goal deficit to qualify for their first Champions League final on away goals.
Tottenham's triumph came just 24 hours after Liverpool's stirring comeback against Barcelona, as an all-English final was confirmed for only the second time in the competition's history.
We take a look at how Twitter reacted to the drama at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
Check it out here.
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I'm a Spurs fan, my brother is Liverpool. My mum's two brothers are Spurs and Liverpool fans. She has been a Spurs fan since a child but has been dreading this day since my brother said he wanted to support Liverpool! We always thought it would be the League Cup, maybe the FA Cup, but this is just unreal.
Philip, Canterbury
I was watching the Only Fools and Horses Musical with my dad as a late Christmas present. Saw the 2-0 scoreline at half time. At the end of the show while singing "Down to Margate", Paul Whitehouse as Grandad starts shouting "Come on you Spurs" so I knew something special had happened!q
Mark
Tottenham v Liverpool (1 June, 20:00 BST)
Liverpool and Tottenham have each been allocated 16,613 tickets for the Champions League final in Madrid.
Liverpool have announced pricing details for their fans with the cheapest tickets costing £60, but only accounting for 20% of the Reds' allocation.
Spurs are yet to announce prices.
Head here for the breakdown for Liverpool fans.
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Just watched highlights of both games, both Klopp and Pochettino at final whistle went straight to opposing managers and bench, not running on the pitch like many others , both are class acts and great role models we are lucky to have them here.
Simon, Essex
Who do I want to win the final? No one is that allowed? Absolute nightmare.
Phil
*tries to figure out who Phil supports*
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The 2019 Champions League final will be only the third major European final in history to feature two English teams, after the 1972 Uefa Cup final (Spurs v Wolves) and 2008 Champions League final (Man Utd v Chelsea).
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