Spurs survive the Arctic test to set the finals of the Sve-English Europa League

Tottenham booked its place in the Europa League final, while they achieved a total victory of 5-1 over the Bodo/Glimt win 2-0 in the second leg in the north of Norway.

The Spurs took control of the equalizer in northern London last week with the first leg triumph of 3-1, although Bodo’s late goal in that game gave them the hope that they would create a reversal at the Aspmyra Stadium, where they had an incredible record.

Indeed, Bodo won in the last five local Europa League matches, each with a margal of at least two goals, but Tottenham never looked like he had succumbed to the second leg collapse.

Dominic Solanko effectively dropped a tie from Bodo’s reach in the 6th minute, and Pedro Porro doubled his lead shortly afterwards, winning a place in the sixth European finals for Spurs, who will face Manchester United in the finals in Bilbaou, as two teams that endured the criminal season.

Bodo/Glimt in Tottenham

Although the point was dominated by the property because they seemed to produce a famous return blow, the chances were little and far in the first half.

Pedro Porro forced Nikita Khaikin to move over the crossbar from a free kick to the right on the edge of the area, while Guglielmo Vicario had to be awake to move Patrick Berg’s free kick only after half an hour.

After the interruption, the point was threatening to deliver in the box, but Solance punished their inability to use their control.

Cristiano Romero made too much space to nod at Mathys Tel’s Corner Solance, who quickly responded to returning home from the range.

The leadership doubled only six minutes later in a random way, Porro on the right, somehow avoiding Khaikin and bounced on the left.

Tottenham was pleasing afterwards, and the bodzed bod was unable to make any answer.

It seemed like a point at least would have a chance of comfort late when Porro ruled that he had overthrew Sondre Sorli in the area, just to send the judge to a monitor at PitchSide Var for a review, with a more inspection that revealed that the defender had no contact with Sorli while he went to the ground.

This summarized the frustrating night for the hosts, but one durable horde of Tottenham fans who brave rain freezing in the circle of the article will never forget.