Tottenham Hotspur will mark their Europa League win by parading through the streets of north London this Friday night.
The event will start with an open-top bus parade on Fore Street in Edmonton Green at about 5.30pm and continue past the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on High Road.
The parade will finish in the Northumberland Park service yard inside the stadium. The club is anticipating it will take 60 to 90 minutes.
A makeshift stage will be put up outside the stadium on Paxton Terrace for the players and coaching staff to share the trophy with supporters.
A 1-0 win over Manchester United in Bilbao on Wednesday made Tottenham the Europa League champions. Brennan Johnson’s goal in the first half gave Ange Postecoglou’s team its first trophy after 17 years of waiting.
Tottenham Hotspur lift first Trophy in 17-years by beating Manchester United, by a goal to Nil.
A huge win for the London side, after a near forgettable season for both teams.
The Spurs coach is the first to win a European title in 41 years. At his news conference after winning, he mentioned how large the postgame parade might be.
“So, I’ll head to my hotel, gather my friends and family, pour some scotch, take a couple, prepare for the large parade on Friday,” said Postecoglou.
Last night’s win clinches a spot in the Champions League and is projected to earn the club an extra £100m.
According to estimates, the Europa League title and money they earn on matchdays will be worth £69.7m, with the Champions League money reaching a further £15.6m.
At present, Spurs sit in 17th position in the Premier league table, and will face Brighton on Sunday in what will be the last game of the 2024-25 Premier League season.