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Tottenham reserved his place in the Europa League final, as they won a total victory of 5-1 on Bodo/Glimt with a 2-0 victory in the second stage of northern Norway.
The Spurs had taken control of the tie in northern London last week with a 3-1 first edition triumph, although Bodo’s late goal in this game provided them with the hope of producing a change in Aspmyra Stadion, where they have a formidable record.
In fact, Bodo had won his last five games at home in the Europa League, each by a margin of at least two goals, but Tottenham never seemed succumbed to a second leg collapse.
Dominic Solanke effectively laid Bodo’s reach tie in the 63rd minute, and Pedro Porro doubled the lead at night shortly after, reaching a site in a sixth European final for Spurs, which will face Manchester United in the final in Bilbao, as two teams that have supported the national seasons on the trophy face and a place in the Champions League.
Bodo/Glimt in Tottenham
Although Bodo dominated possession as they seemed to produce a famous decline, the possibilities were few and very far in the first half.
Pedro Porro forced Nikita Khaikin to slide the crossbar from a free release on the area, while Guglielmo Vicario had to be alert to turn Patrick Berg’s free missing after half an hour.
Bodo was more threatening in terms of his delivery to the box after the break, but Solanke punished his inability to take advantage of his control.
Cristian Romero was offered too much space to nod with Solanke, who quickly reacted to the range of the range.
The leadership doubled only six minutes later, the Porro Cross from the right eluded Khaikin and bounced off on the left.
Tottenham was comfortable, with a disinflated bodo unable to make any answer.
It seemed that Bodo would have at least the possibility of consolation in the afternoon when it was governed that Porro had demolished Sorli in the area, only for the referee to be sent to the Var monitor of the edge for a review, with a narrower inspection that revealed that the defender had not come into contact with Sorli when he went to the ground.
This summarized a frustrating night for the hosts, but one of the harsh hordes of the Tottenham supporters who stopped the frozen rain in the circle of the article would never forget.
