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"The Europa League final means more than a trophy for Manchester United and Tottenham."
Britain's Daily Mail published an article that analyzed the impact and meaning of winning the Europa League on both teams on the 10th (Korea time) after the final between Manchester United and Tottenham in the Europa League.
If they lose, Tottenham manager Angie Pochettecoglou may be replaced or Hoobang Amorim's method may no longer be heard. No wonder you're stressed out.
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It is the last and only chance to save the season for both Manchester United and Tottenham. The two big clubs, who played in the middle and lower ranks of the English Premier League this season, are aiming to revive themselves in the Europa League final. The Daily Mail gave the meaning that the match in Bilbao on May 21 is not only the biggest match of the season, but also a match that could change or ruin the fate of the two clubs in the coming years. Both coaches are well aware of the importance of the Europa League final. For Manchester United, it's not just an opportunity to collect money or another trophy in the closet. 'For Amorim, winning the Europa League is an opportunity to foster the belief that this team can be reborn as the winning team again.'
In fact, Manchester United manager Amorim said "Money is not the most important thing. Even winning the title as a manager can make us do something good in the futureThat's what it feels like to be '." "I feel like I can give something to the fans, especially in a season like this. It is important not only to play in the Champions League next season, but also to feel that we can change something."
For Tottenham, it is a match between the manager and the club.He heads to Bilbao with a big question mark on the coach, a string of stars such as Son Heung-min and James Maddison, a trophy famine since 2008 and a desire to win.
This is the sixth European league final in Tottenham's history, and it is the first European league final in six years since losing the Champions League final to Liverpool in 2019. Tottenham won the competition, known as the UEFA Cup, 41 years ago. The Daily Mail wrote that "for Tottenham, this victory means as much as the nickname 'Spursy', which snatches defeat from the threshold of victory beyond changing the club's culture." After beating Borda/Glimt to seal the final, Postecoglou sarcastically said " will upset a lot of people." "Now the debate is raging. The most recent argument was that we can't win, and even if we win, we'll only take a group photo because we don't deserve it.' "Who cares when we're struggling in the league?," he asked back. "You don't have to care who's sluggish in the league or not. Both we and Manchester United deserve to be there." The controversy he mentioned includes former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger's recent insistence that the Europa League winners be disqualified from the Champions League this season. Five Premier League teams are already advancing to the Champions League, and if a Premier League team ranked 15th and 16th in the league wins the Europa League, it is right to give them an opportunity to automatically re-enter the Europa League, but the Champions was too much.
Meanwhile, manager Amorim's Manchester United lost three games to Tottenham this season. In this regard, coach Amorim said "All games are history"We can win this game because we have lost the last three games. In terms of probability, we are closer to winning than losing. Both teams vowed to put everything on the line in these games, and to play `all or nothing.'
"The director's position is similar. There is another year for Postecoglou and the situation is different, but we are both struggling. No one knows what will happen. That's what's good about this team and what's bad about it."
To put it bluntly, however, the situation between Amorim and Postecoglou is completely different. Amorim is unlikely to be photographed for defeat, but Postecoglou, who has been plagued by rumors of a replacement all season, has no such conviction.
Paul Robinson, a former goalkeeper for Tottenham and England, vowed on the BBC that `If Tottenham don't win, they won't be able to take over as coach next season.' Pochettecoglou's season and Tottenham's entire career depend on the outcome of this one game.
Robinson added "The Champions League and the consequent financial problems are linked, but if you win, you don't have to go through a whole restructuring. On the other hand, if they do not win the final, they will go back to square one. It's a huge deal for Tottenham."
The Daily Mail said 'Manchester United is in a desperate situation to start the Amorim dynasty in earnest and address financial sector concerns. At Tottenham, Postecoglou summed it up as a "D-Day" to keep his promise to achieve something in his second season in charge, adding that it is "just natural that the stress starts already."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
