Tottenham - MU final worst in history

Tottenham and MU had unsatisfactory performances in the final.

The all-English Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham at San Mames was expected to be a feast for the eyes. However, right after the opening whistle, all the excitement quickly turned to disappointment, as both teams performed a dull, uncoordinated match with almost no notable technical highlights.

Tottenham were the only team to score, with Brennan Johnson scoring a lucky goal late in the first half. But overall, neither side created many clear-cut chances after more than an hour of play, leaving fans and football experts frustrated.

Journalist Piers Morgan was scathing: "This is surely the worst final in European Cup history. It's shocking. And then one of these two bad teams will be in the Champions League next season."

Before the game, Arsene Wenger was against teams finishing 16th and 17th in the Premier League representing English football in the Champions League. And after this performance, those concerns may have become a reality.

Former striker Michael Owen also could not contain his disappointment: "I can't believe how poor the quality of the match was. Neither team could make three consecutive passes."

On social media, many fans also expressed their disappointment. One person wrote: "I don't understand why I expected a movie match. This is the worst match I have ever seen." Another bluntly said: "As bad as the ending of Game of Thrones. Total disappointment."

Tottenham were the last to enjoy the joy when they kept the score 1-0 and secured a ticket to the Champions League next season. Meanwhile, MU missed out on a European Cup spot and an important bonus, making coach Ruben Amorim's rebuilding task even more difficult.

Source: https://znews.vn/chung-ket-tottenham-mu-te-nhat-lich-su-post1554814.html