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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, and so we have a Spurs, Manchester

United Europa League final.

We wondered how much jeopardy there would be for Spurs going to a plastic pitch in the Arctic Circle.

Turns out not much, not Ange Ball, but a very professional way European performance.

The Norwegians had a dream but couldn't get past the Spur's bus.

Meanwhile two lovely moments from Mason Mount who settled the nerves at Old Trafford and finished things off from miles out as Manchester United beat Bilbao 4-1.

Both sides did the hard work in the first leg, really.

We should have done a pod that night.

Also, Chelsea threw to the Conference League final and Sheffield United with more than one foot at Wembley in the playoffs after a 3-0 win over 10-man Bristol City at Ashton Gate.

All that, there's Cambridge United's retained list. Has Ryan Loft made the cut?

Your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendeney, welcome.

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