Bodo/Glimt 0-2 Tottenham: UEFA Europa League result as Solanke and Porro goals send Spurs through to all-England final against Manchester United

Goals from Dominic Solanke and Pedro Porro lifted Tottenham into the Europa League final against Manchester United in Bilbao.

Tottenham have seldom shown the ability to comfortably see out victory in matches they were favoured to win this year, but this is exactly what they did in Norway, with the hosts barely threatening over the 90 minutes.

The tie was put beyond doubt just after the hour mark when Cristian Romero, a rock at the heart of the Spurs defence along with Micky van der Ven, headed down Mathys Tel's cross and Solanke turned home in front of home goalkeeper Nikita Haikin.

Within six minutes, any hopes the home fans had were totally dashed, when Pedro Porro's miss-hit cross flew over the Bodo/Glimt stopper and inside the far post. The visitors' clean sheet was confirmed in injury time when the referee amended his error via VAR after Sondre Sorli fell in the vicinity of the outstretched leg of Spurs' second scorer.

So Ange Postecoglou, after the most bruising domestic league campaign, has the opportunity to once more win a trophy in his second season - and deliver Tottenham's first in 17 years.

Ange Postecoglou credited his side's professionalism as they progressed to the Europa League Final.

"I couldn't be prouder of the lads, we knew it was a difficult place to come," Postecoglou said on TNT Sports.

"We were well aware of their record and the pitch but we've grown in the majority through this competition. They understood exactly what was required and that's why we won the game.

"We knew they'd have to come out more in the second half and that's where we hit them.

"We're used to adversity, we've used nearly every member of the squad, but it helps that we've got some players back and we've handled every knockout tie."

After joking with Dominic Solanke, Pedro Porro admitted the killer second goal was a fluke.

"It was a cross," Pedro Porro said on TNT Sports.

"We said before a clean sheet was the most important thing and we did that."

And to be frank, it never looked in doubt this evening. A very professional job from Spurs this evening.

There was clearly no contact made.

Tottenham will get their clean sheet.

Sorli goes down in the vicinity of Porro's dangled leg. VAR will look at this,

But Romero comfortably deals with the danger.

Will Spurs be the first team to stop Bodo/Glimt scoring at home in Europe this year, it looks like it.

But Romero clears the danger.

One star of the Bodo/Glimt campaign replaces another.

We will have an all English final! Yes the 15th and 16th best teams in the Premier League will meet in Bilbao, after goals from Mason Mount and Casemiro in Manchester.

There is no one in the stadium who believes the Norwegian side have a chance of being in Bilbao, and with good reason.

But Haikin came out to snuff out the danger and more pain for the hosts.

It is unlikely to have much bearing on the match, but the hosts have brought on Auklend and Nielsen for Saltnes and Moe.

What a freak goal. Pedro Porro was attempting a cross from the right flank but his miscued cross caught out Haikin flying over his head and into the far corner.