"Come on you Spurs!" Tottenham Hotspur means a lot to so many north London football fans - but the team holds a special place in 78-year-old Kathleen Sleap's heart. She's reserving a space for her and her family to watch the parade and tells BBC Radio London that she met her husband in the stands of the club's stadium in 1965.

Feelings towards Ange Postecoglou, the head coach who delivered the club's first European trophy in 41 years, had definitively turned. Postecoglou's name has not been chanted by supporters at matches for months but the Australian was repeatedly serenaded, including to the beat of White Stripes' Seven Nation Army.

Domino's have gone all out to mock Tottenham's trophy drought, by installing a live billboard outside their Spurs' new stadium to show the number of pizzas delivered since their last triumph

Son Heung-min kissed the trophy before lifting it in front of his Tottenham teammates. It was a dream-come-true moment for the South Korea star who finally won his first title in Europe when Tottenham defeated Manchester United in Wednesday's Europa League final.

Tony Lones has been following Spurs for decades and watched the final in Spain with his friends Steve Duncan and George Jones. Tony, who saw their previous European triumph in 1984, travelled to Bilbao - a journey of more than 2,000 miles - in a campervan.

Tottenham host Brighton & Hove Albion this Sunday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for round 38 of the Premier League.Tottenham currently have 38 points and lie in 17th position. In their last

The party has well and truly started at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after the club took home the UEFA Europa League Trophy.

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