Manchester United have lost 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final in Bilbao.
Spurs went ahead in the 42nd minute through Brennan Johnson’s 18th goal of the campaign.
Manchester United fans watching the UEFA Europa League Final at the AO Arena Credit: PA
After a Premier League season to forget, Manchester United had been hoping for a Europa League campaign to remember, but it wasn't to be.
Despite their club's domestic difficulties, fans travelled to the Spanish city in their thousands to be there for the final.
Manchester United fans ahead of a screening of the UEFA Europa League final at the AO Arena Credit: PA
Once again, the San Mames stadium in Bilboa hosted United supporters just three weeks after they were there for the first leg of their Europa League semi-final with local side Athletic Club.
The San Mames Stadium in Bilbao hosted the Europa League Final in Spain Credit: PA
United remained unbeaten in the Europa League ahead of Wednesday’s final against fellow Premier League strugglers Tottenham, with Champions League qualification and silverware on offer.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim Credit: PA
Heading into the final, Manchester United endured their worst top-flight season since suffering relegation in 1973-74, but their European efforts had offered hope in a campaign to forget.
At their official fan park, United fans soaked up the pre-match atmosphere with some well known faces.
At their official fan park, United fans soaked up the pre-match atmosphere with some well known faces Credit: ITV News
Manchester United have secured just six Premier League victories since Ruben Amorim succeeded Erik ten Hag in November.