The winning goal came in the 42nd minute when a cross by Spurs’ Pape Matar Sarr was deflected into the net by Manchester United’s Luke Shaw, resulting in an own goal credited to Brennan Johnson for his involvement in the play.
Manchester United dominated possession but struggled to convert it into clear opportunities.
Rasmus Hojlund’s header nearly equalized before being cleared acrobatically by Micky van de Ven on the line.
The victory not only ends Tottenham’s 17-year trophy drought but also secures their place in next season’s UEFA Champions League. For Manchester United, the loss means they will have to settle for a third consecutive season without a major trophy.
This win is significant for both clubs and their supporters, marking a major achievement for Tottenham and a disappointing outcome for Manchester United. The victory will likely have implications for both teams’ upcoming seasons, with Tottenham looking to build on their European success and Manchester United seeking to regroup and reassess their strategy.
