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Such is the disparity between Bodo/Glimt and Tottenham that the entire 55,000 population of the Norwegian team's town could fit inside the Premier League side's stadium.

With supporters famed for carrying giant yellow toothbrushes to games, Bodo/Glimt have swept aside bigger teams throughout Europe to join Spurs, Manchester United and Athletic Club in the last four.

Of the four teams left in the Europa League's last four, Bodo/Glimt are lesser known and, arguably, the more intriguing.

"It is like they are a big family," Chris Shaul, who has followed the team since moving from England to Bodo around eight years ago, told BBC World Service.

As has often been the case with underdogs, a strong bond between the team and their fans can go a long way to producing results on the pitch - and Bodo/Glimt have certainly done that in recent years.