Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur sealed Europa League semi-final spots in wildly contrasting styles—United through an unforgettable goal-fest against Lyon, and Spurs with a tense, narrow win over a wasteful Eintracht Frankfurt.

On Tuesday, the Europa League quarterfinals will come to a close and every match is a close one. All eyes will be on Manchester United and Tottenham as they look to save poor Premier League seasons, but the road to the final on May 21 in Bilbao will be quite a journey for the remaining clubs.

Manchester United have booked their place in the Europa League semi-final after a scarcely believable period of extra time. Lyon, having gone down to 10 men, scored twice to give themselves a 6-4 lead but,