John Terry brutally trolls James Maddison and Spurs while stood on stage with midfielder and his reaction says it all

Chelsea legend John Terry brutally trolled Tottenham Hotspur again while standing next to James Maddison.

Last week, Spurs ended their 17-year wait for a trophy by beating Manchester United in the Europa League final.

Brennan Johnson's goal in the 42nd minute was enough for Ange Postecoglou's men to secure a historic 1-0 win at the San Mames in Bilbao.

During the aftermath of the final, Maddison took a cheeky dig at Terry as he wrote on social media: "To kit. Full John Terry mode. Anything to say tonight John?"

Terry swiftly hit back with: "I remember my first trophy ah bless them. Get the tequila out. Great season from you boys, you should be all proud! 16 to go...

"After that performance I think you have a chance. You just have to live for 900 years."

This week, the pair went face to face as Terry took part in the Spurs man's foundation golf event - The Maddison Invitational.

After picking up the trophy for the Overall Singles event, Terry took the opportunity to deliver another jibe at Spurs.

He said: "I'm so happy with this. By the way, it's been a week and I've won the same amount of trophies as Spurs."

To be fair to Maddison, he took it with good grace as he applauded the Chelsea legend before the pair shared a warm embrace.

Terry then finished by saying: "Sorry, sorry."

Speaking on talkSPORT, Terry also joked about Spurs.

The former England captain said: "I've had a very good day today. I was four-under today, I've won the trophy and I've got up to a bit of heckling and a few boos.

"But it's been a week and I've won the same amount of trophies as Spurs."

On Wednesday night, Terry's former side Chelsea will have the chance to clinch a European trophy as they take on La Liga side Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final.

Ahead of the match, the Blues legend said: "When you're in these big finals, you want to go and perform on the big stage.

"Betis are a good side, by the way. It's not going to be an easy game, it's going to be a tough game."

Terry added: "I think we're good enough to do it. We're probably young and inexperienced, which is a plus for the football club. But in these big games, that can also go against you a little bit. That's the only thing that goes against us, if I'm honest.

"But I think they'll rise to the challenge. At the weekend they did as well, which was a big game in front of the Forest fans and the boys performed on a big occasion. So I think they can do it again."