The ultimate dilemma for United and Spurs fans: what if victory gives your rivals the title?
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'I just want this season to be over'
So. It came down to this. As another season comes to a disappointed end, Spurs have one final act to play as potential kingmakers as they struggle to hold on to a place in the Europa League. Excuse me while I try to contain my excitement.
The math is simple. If Spurs beat Manchester City on Tuesday and Arsenal win both of their ...