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

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    Cannot believe the cost of tickets for the final of the champions league clubs don't need to make money out of these tickets it's maybe once in a life time for most so note to Daniel levy set a new standard in fan welfare all tickets £20 for the final

    Neil

    Friday night late flight to Toulouse; 8 hour drive to Madrid. Watch match. 9 hour drive to Rodez. Fly home. #fortheloveofthegame #pleasebenumber6

    Phil Burdekin

    Amazing the last two nights but just imagine the unthinkable at Brighton on Sunday and Liverpool take the premier league title? This extraordinary week could still get even better!

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  3. Victory parade anyone?!

    Tottenham v Liverpool (1 June, 20:00 BST)

    Liverpool are chasing their first Premier League as well as their sixth Champions League/European Cup.

    Now, I don't want to tempt fate, but Liverpool City Council have announced dates and routes for potential victory parades.

    Head here more for info.

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    My brother in law passed away suddenly in January aged 38 - he was a life long Spurs fan. He left behind my sister who is Liverpool through and through. Call it destiny, call it fate - either way this is something special. That was for you Kev!

    Rosie

    My deepest condolences to you and your family, Rosie.

  5. 'If they do win it Poch could go'

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    More from Jamie O'Hara on BBC Radio 5 Live this morning:

    “If Pochettino wins the Champions League with Tottenham, that is the pinnacle of what Tottenham could probably do and I don’t think he can top that.

    "I think his achievement would be done and everything he’s set out to do at Spurs would be completed, so as much as I’d love to say he’s joking but potentially if they do win it he could go.”

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  7. Every Spurs fan right now.

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  8. Ankle injury? What ankle injury?!

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  9. Which is the greatest Champions League comeback?

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    On Wednesday, you voted Liverpool's victory against Barcelona as the greatest ever Champions League comeback - that received 40% of votes cast with the 2005 Champions League final against AC Milan picking up 39%.

    But have Spurs' heroics changed your mind?

    Head here to cast your vote - the vote closes at 19:00 BST tonight.

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  10. 'Everyone thought they were dead and buried at half time'

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Former Spurs midfielder Jamie O’Hara has just been on BBC Radio 5 Live to discuss the match.

    "They will have sat down and watched that game the night before as a team in the hotel, and I think that would have given them a little bit of belief that we can do it, we can get something from this game," he said.

    "Everyone thought they were dead and buried at half time. They came out in the second half with the desire to keep going, to keep believing that they could get something.

    "In the 95th minute, to do something like that was just really, really special. Every single player on that pitch last night will be so proud this morning.

    "Pochettino was in tears. It was an incredible moment.

    "I even lost it. You never see things that like and we’ve seen it so much this season in the Champions League. It’s incredible."

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  12. Man of the Match?

    I've got no idea who might've won...

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  13. 'Infinity and beyond'

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    BBC Radio 5 Live's John Murray has just been speaking on the station:

    "What a night for Tottenham after everything that’s happened this season. The questions that are posed about whether they’re still Spurs, that word that is used to beat Tottenham with.

    "The fact that they’ve lost three semi-finals in the last three seasons, the fact that they didn’t sign any players, the fact that they haven’t won a trophy since 2008.

    "If you remember before the original tie, Mauricio Pochettino said he wanted his players to go to ‘infinity and beyond’. Well they did that, didn’t they?"

  14. 'Impossible to explain'

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    Me and my wife were trying to figure out if there was any connection between England having their best World Cup effort for nearly 30 years and us having 2 teams in the Champions League final. We couldn't figure out whether it was just a coincidence or whether there has actually been an improvement in quality of the English game or perhaps just improved mindset? We will probably never know eh.

    John T

    Both Champions League and Europa League cups are London bound

    Matt

    For Spurs, to infinty and beyond., then Madrid. COYS!

    John N. London

  16. Aiming to end an 11-year drought

    Ajax 2-3 Tottenham

    Tottenham's new stadium welcomed its first fans barely six weeks ago.

    Now there's a chance the first trophy they bring to their new home will be the Champions League - which would be their first silverware in 11 years.

    Football is a brilliant game, isn't it?

    Relive the night here with the match report from Amsterdam.

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  17. Dressing room vibes

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    You lot never let me down with your post-match opinions.

    Now the initial shock/adrenaline/bewilderment has settled down and you've had a chance to sleep on it (maybe), I want to know:

    Can Spurs go on to win the Champions League?

    Will Liverpool lose their second successive final?

    And last but not least... has this been the dream football week? What's topped it previously?

    Hit me up on Twitter using #bbcfootball or text me on 81111 (UK only, names on texts please).

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  19. How good does this look?

    Ajax v Tottenham scoreBBC Sport

    Drink that up!

  20. Just when we thought football couldn't get any better... last night happened.

    Liverpool might have done the impossible in 90 minutes, but Spurs clapped back with a "hold my beer" moment and did the unthinkable in just 45 - including a spectacular 96th-minute winner from Lucas Moura.

    And just like that, we have an all-English Champions League final.

    What a time to be alive.

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