Tottenham Super Cup opponents confirmed after dramatic PSG vs Inter Milan Champions League final

will face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup after Luis Enrique's side beat Inter Milan to win the Champions League on Saturday.

Ange Postecoglou's side were crowned as Europa League winners last Wednesday following a 1-0 success over Manchester United, with Brennan Johnson netting a first-half winner. Since, Spurs have since been waiting to find out their Super Cup opponents.

Now, it has been confirmed that Tottenham will entertain PSG in the at Stadio Fruili in Udine, Italy. The game is scheduled to kick-off at 8pm BST - 9pm local time.

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PSG thrashed Inter Milan 5-0 to win the Champions League for the first time and secure their Super Cup spot. The French side were dominant throughout at the Allianz Arena to lift Europe's elite club competition.

Enrique's team started on the front foot and took the lead within the first quarter of an hour. Achraf Hakimi was the man that put the finishing touch on an excellent move, tapping home from close-range after Desire Doue showed composure to pass the ball across the face of goal.

Doue then turned from provider to goalscorer as he doubled PSG's advantage in the 20th minute. Ousmane Dembele drove at the Inter back-line before feeding the ball into Doue's path and he took a touch before burying a shot into the back of the net via a wicked deflection.

PSG continued to dominate and they scored a third in the 63rd minute to put the result beyond doubt, with Doue adding his second of the game after running through on goal before slotting past Yann Sommer.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia made it four for PSG in the 73rd minute with a ruthless finish, getting on the end of a inch-perfect pass from Dembele before steadying himself and slamming beyond Sommer.

Four minutes to go, substitute Senny Mayulu put the icing on the cake for PSG, as he played a one-two with Bradley Barcola and slammed the ball in off the post.

Wild celebrations followed after the final whistle as PSG toasted their first-ever Champions League success, having lost the final to Bayern Munich five years ago.

PSG are next in action when they head to the United States for the Club World Cup next month. They face Atletico Madrid, Botafogo and Seattle Sounders in the group stage of that competition.