Thursday 11 May 2017 22:20, UK
Manchester United are in the Europa League final, but when exactly is the climax to Europe's second-tier competition?
United reached the final with a 2-1 aggregate victory over Celta Vigo, and will face Ajax, who beat Lyon 5-4 on aggregate.
And here is all you need to know about the showdown, including when it is, where it is being held and what added incentive awaits the winners…
This season's Europa League final is taking place on Wednesday, May 24. However, from 2019 the show-piece event is to be moved to the end of the domestic season so that it will be held in the same week as the Champions League final.
The match gets underway at 7.45pm BST.
The final is being held at Solna's Friends Arena in Stockholm. The ground has a capacity of 50,000 and was the scene of Zlatan Ibrahimovic's never-to-be-forgotten wonder goal in Sweden's 4-2 friendly international win over England in 2012.
However, the Swede will not be featuring in his homeland after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the quarter-finals.
Stockholm is the only European city to have hosted the final of all four major international football events - the men's and women's World Cup and the men's and women's European Championships.
Not only do the winners get to lift a new trophy this month after Sevilla won it for a third straight time last year, but they will also be given safe passage into the group stage of next season's Champions League.
Europe's second trophy is the only one the Red Devils have never won in either its current or previous form as the UEFA Cup.
"It would be great to close the circle and say we won every competition in the football world," said United manager Jose Mourinho ahead of his side's first leg semi-final tie with Celta.
Another Premier League team, Liverpool, were also preparing to play their semi-final clash against an opponent from La Liga, with the Reds going on to beat Villarreal 3-1 on aggregate, only to lose to Sevilla by the same scoreline in the final.
