SPURS v UNITED... WHO OUR REPORTERS ARE TIPPING FOR GLORY

The demeanour of this Ruben Amorim side in Europe this season - compared to the dismal domestic vibes it gives off - has been little short of remarkable.

- ANDY DUNN

While this is a second-tier competition, Manchester United have disposed of some decent teams along the way, and it could be argued their road to the final has been a little more challenging than the one negotiated by Ange Postecoglou's side.

And while Spurs have beaten United three times this season, Amorim’s men have approached this competition with a positivity that has been painfully absent in the Premier League.

Spurs will certainly feel they can get at their opponents but, in the semi-final against Athletic Bilbao, United showed they can be well-organised.

I don't see many goals in the contest, but fancy Harry Maguire to seal an unlikely trophy for United from a set-piece.

JEREMY CROSS

Tottenham 2

Manchester United 3

The game labelled ‘El Crapico’ could come down to which team doesn't perform as badly as the other. These two sides have so much at stake and it promises to be a really high-octane affair.