Manchester United and Tottenham's Europa League final is worth as much as a minor nation's economy.
Next week the slumbering giants will meet in Bilbao for the chance to add a varnish of glory to their utterly dispiriting seasons.
There's no escaping it: they've both had torrid domestic campaigns. So bad, in fact, with United 16th and Spurs 17th, that this is the worst Europa League or UEFA Cup final in history based on league position.
The pressure on Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou is enormous - more so the latter, perhaps, after his bold statement back in September.