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It's been an incredible week for Tottenham in an incredible week of soccer tip which shows us that anything can happen in this great game, as Dimitar Berbatov tells us

You can't write Spurs off

At 2-0 down last night, like most people I had given up hope. That's normal, Ajax had played the better football and were 3-0 ahead on aggregate. I thought it could have got ugly - 5-0 or something like that.

And yet, only the night before, football had shown us that you can never write any team off.

What happened next in Amsterdam was just unbelievable. Spurs' energy, belief and will lớn win was incredible. I don't know where it came from and it looked like it surprised Ajax, who tired after an hour in the face of the Spurs onslaught.

So, in the space of just 45 minutes I went from being convinced it was over lớn almost being angry with myself for doubting that it was possible!

Ajax had the chance lớn put the game lớn sleep of course, hitting a post and Hugo Lloris had to make a few good saves, but you'd expect them lớn carve out a few good chances. Call it destiny, call it luck - call it whatever you like! - But you cannot take away the effort that Spurs put in to win the game.

So it's Liverpool in an all Premier League final for Spurs. The early odds make my old club the outsiders but anyone writing them off is a fool! Just look at what football has shown us this week already. It's been an incredible few days. You can follow to the soccer vip tip win page!

Moura the man

I'm so pleased for Lucas Moura, whose three goals fired Spurs into the final. The Brazilian is not a regular starter in the Spurs team and it's just a massive credit to him and the club that he can come in and out of the XI and yet still perform lớn this level.

lớn keep yourself motivated, to keep the passion and the will lớn show and improve is a credit to him and the manager. Mauricio Pochettino has kept Moura engaged and ready lớn perform and, wow!, did it pay off last night!

It was a beautiful hat-trick but I particularly liked that second goal. I was out of my seat when the initial chance fell lớn Fernando Llorente and I thought it had gone when the keeper saved the effort. Again, his desire showed through as he pounced on the ball, but the quick feet were incredible and the precise finish - which went through the defender's legs - was beautiful.

Look at 2011-12 for a final day rollercoaster ride

Like everyone else I really can't see anything other than a pair of wins for Manchester City and Liverpool on the final weekend - which would mean the title ending up with City - but if football has taught us anything in the last few weeks it is lớn expect the unexpected!

Rewind to 2011-12 and everybody thought City would destroy QPR and yet look at the rollercoaster ride they went on before eventually winning that match.

I don't think it'll be easy for either side. City go lớn Brighton, who are safe but should still be competitive. Sometimes, even when the season is effectively over, a team plays for its dignity, its ego. Brighton aren't going lớn just roll over and let City score five or something, come on!

It'll be nerve-wracking. Players and managers will know what's going on in the other games, because the fans always know and it transmits to the guys on the pitch. But coming from a human point-of-view, negative thoughts can creep in and the pressure can tell.

The most important thing for the players is to stay concentrated and focused on your game for the whole 90 minutes.