Europa League final free bets and betting offers
Two underperforming Premier League clubs get the chance to end a disappointing season on a high when Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United meet in the Europa League final at the Estadio de San Mames in Bilbao tonight (kick-off, 8pm BST).
Spurs are 17th in England's top flight, while the Red Devils have scarcely performed better in 16th position.
Both clubs have saved their best performances for the Europa League. They will bring 80,000 fans between them to Bilbao for what is only the sixth instance of an all-English European final.
It promises to be a nail-biting game, with one side able to salvage their season by qualifying for the Champions League, while the loser is left to pick up the pieces from a calamitous campaign.
This big occasion is attracting plenty of attention from neutral fans and the UK's top betting sites are catering for the interest, with a number of generous bonuses and boosts.
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The difference between the regular odds and the boosted price on any winnings is paid as free bets.
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