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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Anyone in a similar position to Alex?
Families at war over UCL final plans?
Are you a Spurs fan and your significant other is a Red?
Maybe you're an Arsenal or Chelsea fan and you'll have to support Liverpool for one night only?
Let me know your plans for the night and what you have to sacrifice or forfeit for the big match.
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I'm a Liverpool fan, my girlfriend and her dad are Spurs fans. It took us less than 10 minutes after end of the game last night to have an argument about just where we're watching the game! Possibly at different pubs?
Alex, Brighton
Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
This is just brilliant.
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Anyone checked whether Lucas Moura has a statue outside the stadium yet?
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Tottenham striker Harry Kane is "hopeful" of being fit for the Champions League final against Liverpool in Madrid on 1 June.
Kane, who has not played since 9 April when he suffered an ankle injury, saw his side fight back from 3-0 down on aggregate against Ajax to draw 3-3 and go through to the final on away goals.
"Rehab is going well," said Kane.
"I started straight line running this week and I have to start training even harder to prove myself to the gaffer."
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AMAZING.
So my night last night. Got stuck at work. By time I got home we were one nil down. By time I had had tea we were two nil down. Had planned on going to pub to watch second half. Radio commentary suggested that we were out of it so donned dressing gown gave up on pub put in wireless earphones started washing .... first goal went in .... hello .... second goal went in .... screamed at my wife who had head down doing an assignment .... she looked at me confused as I started stripping off dressing down in kitchen saying I am off to the pub we have scored two! Ended up in tears dancing with strangers! COYS
Stuart
There can be a maximum of five teams from one country in the Champions League. So that causes a bit of a mess if English teams win both European competitions - and neither finishes in the top four.
However that can no longer happen, with Liverpool and Chelsea guaranteed top-four spots - and Tottenham and Arsenal battling for another.
Were it to happen in a future season, the Premier League's fourth-placed team would not qualify for the Champions League and instead would drop into the Europa League group stages.
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It has to be Liverpool for best come back ever. Spurs conceded 2 goals on the night. Liverpool kept a clean sheet on a knife edge for the whole match. That's surely more of an achievement???!!
Anon
I was in constant touch with my son in Australia who was watching on his phone whilst on a train travelling to work.He woke the whole train up when we scored the third goal
Anon
Grammy Award-winning Imagine Dragons, who were named Spotify’s most-streamed group for 2018, have been announced as the performers for the opening ceremony of the UEFA Champions League final in Madrid.
The group, known for their smash hits ‘Believer’,Radioactive’ and ‘Thunder’, will take to the stage minutes before kick-off at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid on Saturday 1 June.
Dan Reynolds, lead singer for Imagine Dragons, said: “We're honoured to be playing the UEFA Champions League Final Opening Ceremony with Pepsi for some of the most passionate sports fans on the planet. It's going to be a great show in Madrid.”
The spectacle will even feature "a level of production never seen before at a UEFA Champions League final".
This year’s final will air in over 200 countries and territories around the world. Imagine Dragons will take to the pitch just over 10 minutes before the biggest game in European club football this season gets underway.
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Debates beginning to rage up and down the country - which comeback was better Liverpool or Spurs? Liverpool for me... has to be for making Barca look like schoolboys. Either way, what a week to even be having the conversation!
Baz, Clapham
When was the last time all finalists for the European trophies were English? If arsenal and Chelsea make it through, we can definitely say we've cemented ourself as the home of the best leagues in the world
Liam
Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
Ajax have been a joy to watch throughout this incredible European campaign, which started all the way back on 25 July in the second qualifying round against Austrian side Sturm Graz.
They have won a legion of new fans during their march through the rounds, which has included impressive wins over holders Real Madrid and Juventus.
Yet the four-time champions of Europe will need some time to recover after being denied a first appearance in the final since 1996 in the dying moments.
Boasting a three-goal aggregate advantage at half-time, their fans were in party mood before Tottenham's amazing comeback.
De Ligt's early header from a corner after Hugo Lloris had denied Tadic was followed by Ziyech's clever finish and left Spurs with a mountain to climb.
Little did they know what was to come as the visitors, inspired by the exceptional Moura, produced an epic turnaround.
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Andrew Neill: We arguably saw the greatest comeback of all time on Tuesday night. Only for that title to last a mere 24hrs. No pressure Europa League SFs..... #bbcfootball, external
Gill: Can we bottle up the raw emotion and passion over the last 2 nights and give that to the England team for June !
Arsenal and Chelsea are both in the Europa League semi-finals and are among the favourites to lift the trophy in Baku. If either of them win the tournament, they will qualify for next season's Champions League group stages.
If the winners finish outside the top four in the Premier League, it will mean five English teams will be in the Champions League.
However if they do finish in the top four, then England will not get an extra spot. The team who finish third in the fifth-ranked league - France - will go into the Champions League group stages instead of the qualifiers.
There is no Champions League spot for the beaten finalists.
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Chris May: Was up at 3:30am in Australia to watch last night. At half-time I'd given up and left home to get an early start at uni. I was listening in my car when Moura's third goal went in. I nearly bloody crashed! COYS! #bbcfootball, external
John Wells: You’ve just gotta love football, I went through all the emotions last night, Hope that turned to anger & disappointment that turned to tears of joy, there will never be another Champions League season like this, Poch couldn’t have said it better, thank you football #bbcfootball, external
Because either Spurs and Liverpool will become European champions, only four English teams go into next season's Champions League - provided Spurs also finish in the top four.
The 'extra' group stage spot would go to the Austrian champions, who otherwise need to go through qualifying as Uefa's 11th-ranked league.
However, if an English team win the Champions League and finish outside the Premier League's top four - a possibility for Spurs - then five English teams will go into next season's group stage.
There is no Champions League spot for the beaten finalists. Liverpool would not have qualified this year had they not finished in the 2017-18 top four.
Uefa changed the rules for qualification last year - starting with this season's tournaments.
In 2012 Tottenham finished fourth but missed out because Chelsea won the Champions League - but Spurs would have qualified under the current rules.
Until 2005, Champions League winners did not qualify automatically - a rule which was changed when Liverpool won the tournament but did not finish in the top four.
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Wisdom Eze: What if Tottenham Hotspur win the Champions League and Chelsea win the Europa League, does that make the 5th placed team in the Premier League qualify for the Champions League next season? Can someone please answer this for me? Thank you very much
CarthOhNoes: If we have an all English CL final and an all English EL final, would that effect the top 4 in terms of champions league positions? What would happen if Arsenal won the EL and finished 5th?
Answers coming up shortly...
This has tickled me...
*sorts flights by cheapest price*
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Spare a thought for us terrestrial TV types. Not even a decent highlights package. Saved only by this site!
Paul
That's what we're here for, Paul.
Thanks for joining us!
Ajax 2-3 Tottenham
In the end, it was all too much for Mauricio Pochettino.
Having seen his Tottenham side stage a remarkable fightback from 3-0 down on aggregate away to Ajax to reach a first Champions League final, the Argentine could not contain his emotions.
BBC Sport looks at how the Spurs boss and others reacted on an astonishing night in Amsterdam for the north London club.
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