Ajax Triumphant Over Manchester United in Dramatic Europa League Final

Heartbreaking Shootout Loss for United in Search of First Trophy Under Solskjaer

Unforgettable Night of Drama and Disappointment in Gdansk

In a thrilling and dramatic Europa League final played on May 24, 2017, at the Friends Arena in Solna, Stockholm, Sweden, Dutch side Ajax emerged victorious over English giants Manchester United in an epic 11-10 penalty shootout. The match was filled with tension and excitement from start to finish, with both teams producing moments of brilliance throughout the contest.

After a tense and goalless 120 minutes, the match was decided by a nerve-wracking penalty shootout. Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana proved to be the hero, saving David de Gea's last-gasp penalty to hand his team the victory and secure their first Europa League trophy since 1992.

The loss was a bitter disappointment for Manchester United, who were desperate to win their first trophy under manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. It was also a crushing blow for de Gea, who had been a standout performer for United throughout the season. Despite the defeat, United can take heart from their impressive run to the final and will be determined to bounce back stronger next season.