Tottenham Hotspur's season ended on high note as they were able to secure the fourth and final Champions League spot ahead of their bitter rivals Arsenal. The Gunners were in pole position heading into the final few games, but Spurs' win over them and winning out in their last three games was enough for them to take the spot as Arsenal lost to Newcastle in midweek.
It will give Antonio Conte's side a huge boost heading into the transfer window, being able to offer potential newcomers to the squad something that all top-tier players are looking for in Champions League football.
The Italian has done a magnificent job since he took over from Nuno Espirito Santo in November, guiding Spurs to finishing just three points behind Chelsea, after the Blues were in top place when he had taken over, with Spurs down in 11th.
