Ange Postecoglou facing huge dilemma against Manchester United with all three of Spurs’ creative midfielders now out injured

The jubilation that followed the Europa League semi-final win over Bodo/Glimt has quickly been replaced by a more familiar feeling of angst. A dreary season could yet end in golden glory, though. A first European trophy in 41 years and a first trophy of any description in 17 is on the line.

Spurs have beaten United three times over this season, triumphing 3-0 at Old Trafford, 1-0 at home and via a seven-goal thriller in the League Cup. The North London giants are 15/8 to win on Wednesday in regulation time and 11/10 to lift the trophy. It would be the club's first trophy won for 17 years.