UEFA force major Europa League final decision with big Tottenham and Man Utd impact

Broadcaster TNT Sports have confirmed that Tottenham Hotspur's Europa League final against Manchester United will be made free for all supporters to watch.

's side travel to Bilbao, Spain, next Wednesday, May 21 for a clash with their English rivals in an attempt to win the club's first piece of silverware in 17 years.

There is also huge significance in how season-defining this battle is for both clubs, as Man United sit 16th and 17th in the standings. Both have endured tough times and Champions League qualification as a result of winning the final would be a huge boost.

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So with great interest building in this all-English final, TNT Sports - who have shown Europa Football in the UK all season long - have confirmed that the final will be free-to-air on their Discovery+ app.

The same goes for the Conference League final between Chelsea and Real Betis on Wednesday, May 28, and the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan on Saturday, May 31.

It is UEFA themselves who insist that their broadcast partners make the major club competition finals free for all to watch.

In this case on the Discovery+ app, normally anybody with a valid TNT Sports subscription should be able to sign in on the app either on desktop or mobile devices.

Further details of how those without subscriptions can gain access should be available closer to the date of the match.

Providing Spurs analysis for TNT on the night is confirmed to be former favourites Gareth Bale and Glenn Hoddle.

The pair will be joined by former Man United players Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand.