The best football comeback of all time?

[Loafer]

Was Sheff Weds coming from 4 down last night the best ever?

Think it was incredible to watch that game, imaging being in the ground.

Nothing tops United v Bayern for me, but remember a few crackers in the CL in the last 10 years (Liverpool V Barca/Ajax V Spurs/Dortmund V Malaga and Barca V PSG)

Although the Angola 4-4 Mali game was something else, 4 down with 10 minutes left and they clawed it back

[Sanguine]

There was Liverpool v Dortmund too, in the CL QFs in 2016. Back when away goals were still a thing, Liverpool were 2-4 behind on aggregate with 24 minutes left, needing three goals to avoid being knocked out.

Peterborough's players must be totally shell-shocked today.

[Brum Royal]

Newcastle 4-4 Arsenal

Reading 5-7 Arsenal

[genome]

Barca vs PSG for me.

[Loafer]

There was Liverpool v Dortmund too, in the CL QFs in 2016. Back when away goals were still a thing, Liverpool were 2-4 behind on aggregate with 24 minutes left, needing three goals to avoid being knocked out.

Peterborough's players must be totally shell-shocked today.

cannot say I remember that Liverpool v Dortmund one

was that when Lovren scored the header?

[Sanguine]

There was Liverpool v Dortmund too, in the CL QFs in 2016. Back when away goals were still a thing, Liverpool were 2-4 behind on aggregate with 24 minutes left, needing three goals to avoid being knocked out.

Peterborough's players must be totally shell-shocked today.

cannot say I remember that Liverpool v Dortmund one

was that when Lovren scored the header?

It appears that you can say you remember that one.

For the drama and the hat-trick, I actually think I enjoyed watching Spurs comeback against Ajax the most of all of them. Spurs weren't just 3-0 down on aggregate, they hadn't really been in the tie, and were away from home. And then, Lucas Moura.

[Loafer]

There was Liverpool v Dortmund too, in the CL QFs in 2016. Back when away goals were still a thing, Liverpool were 2-4 behind on aggregate with 24 minutes left, needing three goals to avoid being knocked out.

Peterborough's players must be totally shell-shocked today.

cannot say I remember that Liverpool v Dortmund one

was that when Lovren scored the header?

It appears that you can say you remember that one.

For the drama and the hat-trick, I actually think I enjoyed watching Spurs comeback against Ajax the most of all of them. Spurs weren't just 3-0 down on aggregate, they hadn't really been in the tie, and were away from home. And then, Lucas Moura.

I say I do not remember it as I only remember that 1 specific goal or part of it and nothing else

[Sutekh]

Reading 4-3 Plymouth Argyle
Reading 2-1 Wigan Athletic

Still think, though, that Liverpool doing Barcelona was

[RG30]

Won’t fall under the best but one of my favourite comebacks was Netherlands Czech Republic Euro 2004. Both teams played some great football that night and that Czech team somehow pulled it out. This is a good article on it;

https://amp.theguardian.com/football/20 ... -euro-2004

[Sanguine]

City beating Spurs in the FA Cup from 3-0 down at half-time, and having had Anelka limp off, and Barton sent off, was quite something.

[Hendo]

Obvious answer is obvious.

[RG30]

Former colleague of mine is a London based City fan who had flown back from the African Nations Cup that day and had a ticket for the game but decided against attending

[Sutekh]

Saturday December 21 1957

Charlton Athletic (0) 7-6 (2) Huddersfield Town

Scorers - Charlton Athletic

Summers 47', 64', 73', 78', 81'
Ryan 63', 89

Scorers - Huddersfield Town

Massie 27'
Bain 35', 49'
McGarry 51' (pen.)
Ledger 62'
Howard 86'

Scoring went:

0-1
0-2
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-5
3-5
4-5
5-5
6-5
6-6
7-6

Hell of a game to have watched!

[6ft Kerplunk]

[Zammo]

^ no goal has given me more goosebumps than that one

[Ark Royal]

Saturday December 21 1957

Charlton Athletic (0) 7-6 (2) Huddersfield Town

Scorers - Charlton Athletic

Summers 47', 64', 73', 78', 81'
Ryan 63', 89

Scorers - Huddersfield Town

Massie 27'
Bain 35', 49'
McGarry 51' (pen.)
Ledger 62'
Howard 86'

Scoring went:

0-1
0-2
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-5
3-5
4-5
5-5
6-5
6-6
7-6

Hell of a game to have watched!

Same date 28 years later and the greatest Reading comeback I have ever witnessed. Down 0-3 with 25 minutes to go against a team second in the table and on an unbeaten 14-match run. After Kevin Bremner was switched to up front, the last 30 minutes was like the Alamo. Genuine limbs on the Tilehurst and South Bank when he scored the winner.

Saturday 21st December 1985

Reading (0) 4
Horrix (65, pen.), Senior (79, 80), Bremner (83)
Plymouth Argyle (2) 3
Hodges (10), S. Cooper (44, pen.), Clayton (48)

Reading: Westwood, Peters, Bailie, Beavon, Hicks, Wood, Rogers, Horrix, Senior, Bremner, Gilkes (Burvill 51)
Plymouth: Crudgington, Nisbet, L. Cooper, Goodyear, McElhinney, Summerfield, Hodges, Coughlin, S. Cooper, Clayton, Nelson. Sub: Rowbotham

Att: 8512

[From Despair To Where?]

I remember being 3-1 up in injury time away to Slough in the cup.

They took us to a replay

[Winston Biscuit]

Barca vs PSG for me.

Absolutely this. Utter lunacy.

[Royal_jimmy]

Tottenham 3-4 Man City

Chelsea 2-4 Bradford

[Silver Fox]

When Peter Crouch was asked what he’d b if wasn’t a footballer and he came back with “a virgin”