Prof Fluff: surely now Arteta must go. Such a poor league campaign, lack luster in all areas on the pitch this team, Artetas team is simply not good enough. Time for someone who knows why they're doing. Eh Unai

Joe Wedgwood: To think Arsenal had the sheer audacity to think they had a place amongst Europe's elite. Embarrassing. And sadly, not surprising.

So who's excited about the 2021 Europa League final? Otherwise known as the Diego Forlan derby!

Great scenes among the celebrating Villarreal players and staff, though.

Next up, it's Manchester United in the Europa League final on Wednesday 26 May in Gdansk.

Image source, Getty Images

Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You look at the two legs and the performances from Arsenal in both game sand they didn't do enough. In the first game they could've been two or three down and tonight the first 45 minutes, they wasted it.

No intensity, fair play to Villarreal they deserved it but how many opportunities do you get to play in a final of a European Cup of any description, these players might never ever get a chance to do that again and they've given it up, far too easily.

Huge, huge disappointment for Arsenal.

They were just one goal away from the final, they hit the post twice, but ultimately Mikel Arteta's side have fallen short.

The Arsenal players look devastated.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

After four semi-final defeats it is a first final for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as Manchester United manager.

The Norwegian has his detractors but the United hierarchy have stuck by him and now are within one win of tangible reward.

Unai Emery's men have done it!

Villarreal will face Manchester United in the Europa League final.

Mikel Arteta is looking increasingly frustrated on the touchline.

Can Arsenal force one last chance?

Seconds remain.

Manchester United are heading to their first final under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

The referee brings the ball back for a foul by Eddie Nketiah, who recieves a booking just moments after replacing Hector Bellerin.

Arsenal's hopes are almost over.

Brandon Williams will be leaving Rome with a yellow card. Lunging challenge but his opponent milked it for everything it was worth.

Late changes for Villarreal. Alberto Moreno and Moi Gomez join the action for the final few minutes.

We will have FIVE added minutes at the Emirates.

Time for one more? Four additional minutes.

Hector Bellerin fancies a goal here!

He's in the box again to meet Nicolas Pepe's cross, but again there's a Villarreal body in the way to deny him.

Villarreal are almost there.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should be savouring this. He's moments away from his first final as United manager. But this game will not have done his heart any good whatsoever. Roma have scored three second-half goals. But for David de Gea, they would have had more.

Arsenal win the ball back in the Villarreal half and work it to Hector Bellerin, but his shot from the edge of the box is closed down.

FIVE minutes to go.

Villarreal send a free-kick from deep into the box but it's headed into the arms of Bernd Leno.

The Gunners HAVE to go all-out now.

Are the nerves getting to Villarreal?

It's an uncertain moment at the back as goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli races out to meet Willian's cross towards Alexandre Lacazette but he's beaten to it by one of his defenders, who sends the ball out for a corner. It comes to nothing.

Alexandre Lacazette is penalised for a tussle in the box as he awaits a cross.

It really is do or die time for Arsenal. Their season now rests on these final few minutes.