Victorious Spurs stars party until 4am shouting ‘F*** you Maguire' after 1-0 Europa League Final win
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TOTTENHAM Hotspur stars partied until 4am after their 1-0 Europa League Final win, chanting: 'F*** you Maguire.'
Spurs' Cristian Romero had clashed with Man United's Harry Maguire during the game and at full-time in Bilbao, Spain.
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Tottenham players partied until 4am after their 1-0 Europa League Final win, chanting: 'F*** you Maguire'
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Fans also joined in and celebrated all night to mark the club's first trophy in 17 years
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Manchester United defender Harry Maguire was the target of ridicule by the Spurs players
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James Maddison and Lucas Bergvall led the victorious team in a raucous celebration - with the Spurs players changing the lyrics to Gala 1997 hit 'Freed From Desire' to taunt the England centre back.
Fans celebrated all night to mark the club's first trophy in 17 years.
Rod Jones, from St Albans, Herts, said: 'We did a bar crawl from the stadium to town then the airport.
'We're so buzzing that sleep can wait.'
The bleary-eyed team flew back to Stansted yesterday, with an open-top bus parade today.
The squad will need to recover quickly, as Spurs play Brighton in their last Premier League fixture on Sunday
Around 70,000 fans of both teams travelled to Bilbao, with seven arrests.
Newspaper El Correo said: 'The main objective was to try to avoid large-scale serious fighting, which the authorities consider they achieved.'
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Pedro Porro celebrates the victory
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The bleary-eyed team flew back to Stansted on Thursday, with an open-top bus parade taking place on Friday
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