US EditionMan United's Dalot Calls for Reflection After Europa League Final Loss
- Tottenham Hotspur won the 2025 UEFA Europa League final against Manchester United with a 1-0 score in their home stadium.
- The match followed Tottenham's challenging Premier League season and their qualification through a 5-1 aggregate win over Bodo/Glimt, while United reached the final after beating Athletic Club.
- Tottenham scored early from a well-executed play, benefiting from defensive lapses by Manchester United, who struggled to create clear chances and adapt to pressure throughout the game.
- Key performances included Tottenham’s goalkeeper delivering a standout game and Amad Diallo being Man United's most threatening player, though with mixed impact, while several players received ratings between 5 and 7 reflecting overall tight gameplay.
- This victory offers Tottenham a prestigious title that could improve their summer transfer appeal and affirm their status as serious European contenders under coach Ange Postecoglou's leadership.
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After the defeat of Manchester United against Tottenham in the Europa League final this Wednesday evening, the Mancunian defender Diogo Dalot called for "reflection".
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Tottenham will celebrate their Europa League title in the streets of London this Friday. Manchester United faces a shambles.
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Man United's Dalot calls for reflection after Europa League final loss
(This story has been corrected to say that Manchester United are 16th in the English top-flight, not finished 16th, in paragraph 2)Manchester United full back Diogo Dalot called for "reflection" after the club's last chance of silverware from a woeful season ended with a 1-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur in the
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