Spurs finished fourth in the group stage, a point behind Utd, after losing against Galatasaray.
The side then beat AZ Alkmaar in the round of 16, losing the first leg but turning it around in the second leg.
They then put in a fantastic display away in Germany to beat
Frankfurt 2-1 on aggregate, with Solanke scoring the only goal of the night.
Ange Postecoglou’s side then eased past Bobo/Glimt 5-1 over two legs to set up a tie against United.
The Red Devils came third in the league phase, winning five, drawing three and losing none of their opening eight fixtures.
Amorim’s side then dispatched of Real Sociedad 5-2 on aggregate, winning the second leg 4-1 after a draw in Spain.
Then came one of the most iconic European quarter-final ties in history, as United came from 4-2 down to win 5-4 with a late Harry Maguire header, as they beat Lyon 7- 6 on aggregate.
The side then dispatched Athletic Club 7-1 on aggregate, denying the side a home final.
Seven is heaven for United and I don’t mean Ayden in these last two rounds, can they win 7-0 tonight?!
The sides have already met THREE times this season, with Tottenham coming out on top in all three clashes.
The first game at Old Trafford in September saw Spurs dismantle United 3-0, thanks to goals from Brennan Johnson, Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke.
Solanke and Kulusevski were again in the goals, alongside Son Heung-Min, as Spurs knocked United out the Carabao Cup 4-3.
The most recent meeting came in February, as James Maddison scored the only goal of a 1-0