Tottenham captain Son Heung-min finally got the trophy he’s been chasing for a decade, leading his team to victory in the Europa League. After joining Spurs in 2014, the South Korean star had come close but never lifted a major title—until now.

What This Mean: For Son and Spurs fans, this isn’t just another win—it’s the payoff for years of near-misses and hard work. It cements Son’s legacy at the club and could be a turning point for a team that’s often been labeled "nearly men." Plus, it’s a feel-good moment for a player who’s become a fan favorite both on and off the pitch.

Manchester United and Tottenham are gearing up for their Europa League final showdown in Bilbao tonight, but their approaches couldn’t be more different. While United’s manager is doubling down on defensive drills, Spurs’ boss is pushing an aggressive, high-pressing game plan. It’s a classic clash of styles that could make for a thrilling match.

What This Mean: This isn’t just another cup final—it’s a tactical chess match between two top clubs with contrasting philosophies. For fans, it’s a chance to see which strategy prevails, and for neutrals, it’s a fascinating study in how managers adapt under pressure. Plus, with European glory at stake, the stakes couldn’t be higher.