Tottenham changed his fate against the will of heaven! The 17th place in the Premier League won the UEFA Cup, setting the most difficult record to break in history!

Tottenham set a record

Yesterday, the UEFA Cup final staged a shocking script! Tottenham Hotspur defeated Manchester United 1-0, ranking 17th in the Premier League "relegation zone", creating the most incredible miracle in European history.

Tottenham won the cup

Three historical breakthroughs:

Breaking the 17-year championship drought: Tottenham won the championship last time was the 2008 League Cup, Son Heung-min shed tears: "I'll wait for this moment for a full 10 years!"

Breaking the lowest ranking record for European games: the previous record was maintained by Sevilla (12th in La Liga), and Tottenham raised the threshold to "hell mode" - the mainstream European leagues are generally 18-20 teams, and the 18th place is already in the relegation zone.

Asian players won the title for the first time: Son Heung-min became the first Asian player to win the European trophy as captain. After the game, he shouted: "Harry (Kane), we did it!"

A fatal blow rewrites fate

In the 42nd minute of the game, Brennan Johnson scored a melee in front of the goal, and Dutch defender Van Devin staged a goal-line barb-removal miracle in 67 minutes, helping Tottenham defend this victory worth over 100 million pounds - Europa League bonus + Champions League qualification brought over 125 million pounds of revenue.

Sorry and joy are two different days

Tottenham coach Postkoglu

Tottenham coach Postkoglu fulfilled his promise of "a winning the championship in the second year", but Manchester United set a humiliating record of losing 20 games in a single season in 51 years, and missed the European game for the first time since 2015. As the fans joked: "This is the peak showdown between relegation teams. Tottenham wrote the script into a fairy tale, and Manchester United's life became a joke."

At this moment, Tottenham wrote the most brilliant European legend with the humblest league rankings. If any team wants to surpass this record in the future, they may have to prepare for relegation first - after all, who dares to be distracted from the European war in the life-and-death battle of relegation?