Roma v Feyenoord live updates - latest Europa Conference League final score as Jose Mourinho goes for glory

Fancy an in-depth read on the game? Here's our match report.

And, with that, Mourinho has won his fifth European title. Roma were pinned back in their own final third for much of the second half but some fantastic goalkeeping and determined defending has seen them through.

For timewasting? Surely not!

Slot makes two changes, likewise, bringing on Patrik Walemark and Alireza Jahanbakhsh for Kokcu and Malacia respectively.

Mourinho makes two further changes, bringing off Karsdorp and Abraham for Matias Vina and Eldor Shomurodov.

Roma have a chance to kill the game, Pellegrini getting in behind and smashing a shot at goal only for Bijlow to parry it away.

For all of Feyenoord's endeavour, this game has got all the hallmarks of a Mourinho masterclass.

Dessers gets in behind on the right and cuts inside with the Roma defence horribly stretched. He delays his shot, however, giving Smalling time to scramble across and get a block in.

Roma are struggling to get out of their final third at the moment. It's all Feyenoord.

... Nelson and Trauner making way for Bryan Linssen and Marcus Pedersen.

Roma win a corner and the ball runs through to Veretout, who thrashes a shot on target. Bijlow does well to push it away.

... bringing off Zaniolo and Zalewski for Jordan Veretout and Leonardo Spinazzola in an attempt to re-establish some semblance of control.

Karsdorp gives the ball away to Malacia on the edge of the area. He lashes a cross to Nelson, whose shot is deflected narrowly wide.

Arne Slot makes his first change of the game, swapping Til for Jens Toornstra.

Smalling slips and Dessers goes through one-on-one, but Ibanez gets back to make a fantastic tackle and deny the Feyenoord man an equaliser.

Roma are under serious pressure now. Kokcu works an opening in the box, but Smalling throws himself in the way of the shot.

Abraham gets in behind and Marcos Senesi subtly impedes him, pulling him back by the arm. The Roma forward doesn't go down but appeals furiously as Bijlow sweeps up. Referee Istvan Kovacs doesn't spot it and VAR declines to intervene. Senesi can count himself lucky there, really.

Feyenoord come forward again and Fredrik Aursnes backheels the ball to Malacia on the edge of the box. He leathers a shot at goal, which Patricio pushes onto the post.

Under pressure from Trauner at a corner, Mancini turns the ball onto the near post. Patricio then gets down low to deny Til from the edge of the area. It's much better from Feyenoord.

Feyenoord make inroads down the right flank through Guus Til but Zalewski and Roger Ibanez combine to kill the danger.