Spurs vs Man United: Head-to-Head Record Ahead of Europa League Final
The UEFA Europa League final between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United will take place on May 21 at the San Mames Stadium in Bilbao.
The two teams first played each other 126 years ago but will face each other for the first time in a European competition. '
ALSO READ | Europa League final: A chance for Man United, Tottenham to salvage season, win silverware and grab UCL spot
Manchester United, which has the joint-highest league titles (20) in England, along with Liverpool, holds a superior win record against Tottenham. Below is the complete head-to-head record for both teams.
Full head-to-head record between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United
Total meetings - 204
Man Utd wins - 96
Spurs wins - 57
Draws - 51
Tottenham vs Manchester United: This season
Man Utd 0-3 Spurs, 29/09/2024 - Johnson 3, Kulusevski 47, Solanke 78
Spurs 4-3 Man Utd, 19/12/2024 - Solanke 15 54, Kulusevski 46, Son 88; Zirkzee 63, Amad 70, Evans 90+4
Spurs 1-0 Man Utd, 16/02/2025 - Maddison 13 Ange Postecoglou: Record against Manchester United
Played: 6
Won: 4
Draw: 1
Lost: 1 Ruben Amorim: Record against Tottenham Hotspur
Played: 4
Won: 1
Draw: 1
Lost: 2.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
News18
19 minutes ago
- News18
Gian Piero Gasperini Joins AS Roma After Nine Successful Years At Atalanta
Last Updated: After an illustrious stint as Atalanta's head coach, Gian Piero Gasperini turns his eyes on an AS Roma side that narrowly missed out on a Champions League berth. Italian side AS Roma appointed Gian Piero Gasperini as their new head coach after the experienced manager ended his successful nine-year stint with Atlanta. Turning the Atalanta side into one of Italy's finest outfits during his term with a Europa League title to boast of last year, Gasperini now sets his eyes on AS Roma after they finished fifth in the Serie A. The 67-year-old joins the club on a three-year deal that ends in the 2028 season. 'Gasperini's career is defined by its creative tactics, dedication to hard work, and exceptional player development. Both ownership and Claudio Ranieri believe Gasperini is the right man for the mission," AS Roma said on their website, announcing the Italian giant's arrival to the club. AS Roma needed a replacement for their former head coach Claudio Ranieri after he stepped down from the prominent role following a fifth-place finish this season. AS Roma managed to pull 20 wins out of their 38 games to end with 69 points for the season, five behind Gasperini's Atalanta side that finished third and 13 short of table-toppers Napoli. Relinquishing his Atalanta duties, Gasperini went ahead with the AS Roma offer. Notably, the veteran head coach has chosen AS Roma over Juventus despite the club's efforts to bring him to Turin. Gasperini's familiarity with the Juventus setup was expected to pave his return. He started his playing and coaching careers in Juventus' youth system, guiding multiple clubs before making a move to Crotone in 2003. An intense character infamous for his outbursts against journalists, Gasperini is gearing up for a highly demanding job to revive AS Roma's fortunes. The club last reached the Champions League back in 2021-22, having missed out on a spot in Europe's top club competition by just one point to Juventus this summer. Location : Rome, Italy First Published:
Hindustan Times
20 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Spain-Portugal final more than just Cristiano vs Yamal says Ronaldo
Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledged he was "another generation" to Spain starlet Lamine Yamal but said Sunday's Nations League final was more than just a battle between the duo. The final in Munich has been framed as a showdown between veteran Ronaldo, 40, one of the game's biggest names, and 17-year-old Yamal, the most exciting young talent in world football. Ronaldo scored the winner to send Portugal past Germany into the final and Yamal was named man-of-the-match after bagging a brace in Spain's wild 5-4 semi-final win over France. Ronaldo however said the focus on the two individuals was overblown, calling Spain "maybe the best national team in the world". "There are different generations, one is coming in and another is exiting the stage. If you want to see me as another generation, then that's OK. "When you talk about a clash between Cristiano and someone else, that's not how it works. The media always try to hype things up, which is a normal thing, but it's one team versus another team." "You've been talking about Lamine a lot and you're right to do so because he's very good," Ronaldo told journalists, adding "but I'd like to talk about the team. "They've got Nico Williams, great midfielders like Pedri and their coach de la Fuente is very good, very strong, very disciplined." Portugal last beat their Iberian neighbours in a competitive fixture in 21 years ago at Euro 2024, a match which Ronaldo started. Like Yamal, Ronaldo burst onto the scene at a young age. Aged just 18, Ronaldo impressed so much for boyhood side Sporting in a 3-1 win over Manchester United in a friendly in Lisbon that the English club decided to buy him, bringing him to Old Trafford less than a week later. Like a young Ronaldo, Yamal has consistently impressed since bursting onto the scene, winning a league and cup double with Barcelona this season after lifting the Euro 2024 title in Germany last summer. The Portuguese veteran asked media to allow the teenager to grow and improve without pressure, reminding them the Spanish star "with funny hair" was just "three years older than my son". "The kid has been doing very well, but what I ask is for you to let him grow, not put him under pressure. For the good of football, we need to let him grow in his own way and enjoy the talent he has." Both Spain and Portugal have already won the Nations League. Spain are the current champions from their win in 2023, while Portugal won the inaugural tournament back in 2019. dwi/ea Manchester United
United News of India
3 hours ago
- United News of India
Indian Junior Women's Hockey Team continues International Tour with Five-Match European Leg
Antwerp, June 7 (UNI) The Indian Junior Women's Hockey Team is set to continue its international campaign with a five-match European tour from June 8 to 17, where they will take on Belgium, Australia, and the Netherlands. The team, which recently concluded a promising outing at the Four Nations Tournament in Rosario, Argentina, has now reached Europe for the next leg of international exposure. India will begin the tour with three matches against Belgium at the Hockey Center of Excellence, Wilrijkse Plein, in Antwerp. They will then face Australia at Beerschot Tennis Hockey Padel Club, in Kontich, before wrapping up the tour with a match against the Netherlands at Hockey Club Kampong, in Utrecht. In Argentina, the Indian side delivered strong performances against quality opposition. They registered a 2-1 win and a 2-2 (2-3 SO) loss against Chile, earned a 1-1 (2-0 SO) win and a 2-4 loss against hosts Argentina, and defeated Uruguay twice — 3-2 and 2-2 (3-1 SO). The tour served as an important step in the team's preparations, offering valuable lessons in handling high-pressure scenarios and adapting to different playing styles. Notably, these matches are also a key part of India's preparation for the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup 2025, scheduled to take place in Santiago, Chile, in December 2025. Facing strong international opponents in varied conditions will help fine-tune the squad's combinations, build match temperament, and instill the confidence required to perform on the world stage. Speaking ahead of the European tour, Indian Junior Women's Hockey Team Coach Tushar Khandker said, 'This extended tour is an excellent opportunity for our team. We had a valuable learning experience in Argentina, and now moving straight into matches against Belgium, Australia, and the Netherlands will allow us to build on that momentum. These are high-calibre teams that will test our tactical and technical depth, as well as our consistency. For many of these players, this is a critical phase in their development, and such tours give them the kind of exposure that can't be replicated in training sessions alone.' 'Most importantly, this tour plays a crucial role in our preparations for the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup 2025 later this year. Every match we play now helps us get one step closer to being ready for that challenge,' he added. UNI BM
