And just like that, Tottenham Hotspur have made history.
After everything that has gone wrong this season, after all the losses in the Premier League and domestic cups, Ange Postecoglou's side walked out against Manchester United last night and left the pitch as Europa League champions.
It wasn't exactly a game of the highest standard, but we don't think a single player or fan associated with the North Londoners cares, as their 17-year trophy drought is finally over.
Moreover, while the quality wasn't necessarily present, there were plenty of hearty and heroic performances from the men in white, including one starter who must surely now be worth a fortune.
Spurs' star performers vs United
So, before we get to the player in question, it's only fair we look at some of the other Spurs starters who left it all out on the pitch last night, such as Brennan Johnson.
The Welshman can sometimes go missing in games, and while he wasn't exactly a constant threat in Bilbao, he managed to score the all-important goal and, as a result, etched his name into Tottenham folklore.
In short, the former Nottingham Forest star was fully deserving of the 8/10 match rating he got from the Standard's Dan Kilpatrick.
The same score was given to Cristian Romero, who wore the captain's armband until Son Heung-min came on late in the second half, and he more than led by example.
While perhaps a little too heated at times, the Argentine dealt with Rasmus Hojlund with ease, then managed to keep Joshua Zirksee relatively quiet and walked away with the Man of the Match award.
Finally, the often-maligned Yves Bissouma also deserves some serious credit for his complete display in the middle of the park.
The Mali international helped to mop up United's middling attacks and even split their defence open with a brilliant pass on the odd occasion, in turn justifying the 8/10 match rating he got from Kilpatrick.
Yet, there was another starter from last night who was the pick of the bunch, someone who is a £101m superstar in the making.
Spurs' £101m superstar in the making
While there were some other starters who did themselves proud last night, like Richarlison and Pedro Porro, the incredible player we want to talk about is none other than Micky van de Ven.
The Flying Dutchman was utterly superb for Spurs last night and was arguably even more impressive than his defensive partner, so much so that considering Romero was valued at around £101m late last year, we reckon the former Vfl Wolfsburg gem isn't too far off a similar valuation.
It was a masterclass of performance, with the 24-year-old making five clearances, completing 100% of his passes, blocking two shots and, most crucially, making a goal-line clearance from Hojlund's header after Guglimle Vicario fumbled the ball from a cross.
Unsurprisingly, we were not the only ones massively impressed with the titanic defender.
For example, Kilpatrick awarded him a 9/10 match rating at full-time, writing that he was 'composed and commanding at the back' throughout the game.
Then, respected talent scout Jacek Kulig went a step further and labelled him as "one of Tottenham's absolute heroes," which, considering the context of his display and what it means for the club going forward, is pretty hard to dispute.
Ultimately, there were heroic performances across the pitch for Spurs last night, but for our money, anyway, Van de Ven was the pick of the bunch, and if Romero has a valuation of up to £101m, it's just a matter of time until he does as well.