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After Arsenal went down 4-0 in the 44th minute, Arsenal fans had seen enough and were heading for the exit. Little did those fans know that something magnificent was going to happen. Just a minute later, in added time, Theo Walcott scored to make it 4-1 just before halftime, sparking Arsenal's greatest comeback in club history. Giroud went on to score to make it 4-2. With two minutes left in the game it seemed to be Reading's win, then Arsenal scored in the 89th minute and again five minutes deep in added time. Chamakh scored for Arsenal in extra time to make it 5-4. Reading equalized with 4 minutes left, then Arsenal ended it with two quick goals to put the game out of reach. The final score was 7-5 and it was one of the most famous comebacks in Premier League history.

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Reading vs Arsenal 5-7   Best Comeback in Football History

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Motherwell was down 6-2 after the 65th minute and came back to draw the game at 6 in the third minute of added time. Motherwell even missed a penalty before the equalizer that would have ultimately won them the game.

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great goal from jutkiewicz but not as good as david goodwillies chip in the final

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Newcastle was being humiliated at home by Arsenal at halftime, 4-0. Arsenal got a red card, giving Newcastle a one man advantage. With this advantage they scored 4 goals in the 19 minutes to tie the game. The last goal coming with just 3 minutes left in the game.

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Newcastle United 4-4 Arsenal (Tiote's Wonder Strike)

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In the 2005 Champion's League final Liverpool went down 3-0 in the first half to AC Milan. Many Liverpool fans left the stadium at halftime, giving up on their team. The second half began the comeback, with goals from Gerrard, Smicer, and Alonso. Regular time ended 3-3 and the game went into extra time and then penalties. Liverpool's Dudek, saved Pirlo's and Shevchenko's penalty and Liverpool got the victory. The game was dubbed as the "Miracle in Istanbul."

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Highlights AC Milan 3-3 Liverpool - 25/5/2005

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This game is regarded as the greatest FA Cup Final games ever. Bolton led 3-1 with 20 minutes left to play. Stan Mortensen scored his second of the game to make it 3-2. With one minute remaining Mortensen completed his hattrick, the only one ever in the history of a FA Cup Final game, by scoring a free kick to tie the game at three. Blackpool scored in the second minute of injury time to make it 4-3.

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1953 FA Cup Final Blackpool v Bolton W The Matthews Final  www.itsagoal.net

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The 1953 FA Cup Final, also known as the Matthews Final, Was the eighth to be held at Wembley Stadium after the Second World War. The football match was contested between Blackpool and Bolton Wanderers, with Blackpool winning 4-3. The match became famous for the performance of Blackpool winger Stanley Matthews, after whom it was nicknamed.

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Metz lost the first leg of this cup fixture 4-2 at home and the French media thought it was over for Metz. No TV or radio station bothered to cover the second leg. Nou Camp was only a quarter full for the second game between the two. Shuster, a Barcelona midfielder, even told press that he would, "give them ham when they come to our place to thank them for the presents that they give us tonight." Barcelona started the scoring of in the game to make it 5-2 on aggregate. Metz then scored 4 unanswered goals to win on aggregate 6-5. After the fourth goal went in, the Metz goalkeeper ran up to Shuster and shouted, "Where's your ham now?"

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1984 (October 3) Barcelona (Spain) 1-Metz (France) 4 (Cup Winners Cup).avi

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If interested in international matches (usually from 80s-90s), you can also check my blog http://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/ I not only provide lineups/goalscorers/etc, but I also try to add anecdotes, facts and trivia pertaining to the match in question.

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Germany was leading Sweden 4-0 with 28 minutes left in this World Cup Qualifying game. The game was surely over until goals from Ibrahimovic, Lustig, and Elmander made it 4-3. The final goal came in injury time, scored by Elm, to tie the game at 4. This is the first and only time Germany has not won when having a four goal advantage.

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Germany - Sweden 4-4, all goals. WC Qualifying Oct 16 2012 (Swedish Commentary, Lasse Granqvist).

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Sweden scores four goals in 30 minutes to force a sensational draw against Germany in Berlin. 1-0 (8) Miroslav Klose 2-0 (15) Miroslav Klose 3-0 (39) Per Mertesacker 4-0 (55) Mesut Özil 4-1 (62) Zlatan Ibrahimovic 4-2 (64) Mikael Lustig 4-3 (76) Johan Elmander 4-4 (93) Rasmus Elm

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Man City was down 3-0 at halftime to Spurs, but that wasn't the whole story. Man City also were playing with 10 men. Man City's, Kevin Keegan, staged a remarkable comeback. He scored all 4 goals to win the game for The Citizens.

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Tottenham 3-4 Man City - FATV looks back to a classic FA Cup comeback in 2004

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Ten-man Manchester City pulled off an amazing FA Cup comeback to earn a fifth round tie at Manchester United. Tottenham led 3-0 at half-time after Ledley King curled the opener, Robbie Keane slid in Stephen Carr's pass and Christian Ziege fired in a free-kick.

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This comeback came from the African Cup of Nations in 2010. Host nation Angola were leading Mali 4-0 up to the 79th minute. In the next 11 minutes Mali scored 4 goals, embarrassing the host nation.

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Angola 4X4 Mali - All Goals (10/01/2010) High Quality

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Angola 4X4 Mali - All Goals (10/01/2010) - Mali consegue empate inacreditável em 15 minutos (4X4) - Copa das Nações Africanas

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This game is regarded as the most exciting games in soccer history. It was a match-up in the Division Two playoff final. The score was 0-0 with 9 minutes left in the game when Asaba scored for Gillingham, and Taylor added the second just 5 minutes later. Man City looked like they were going to spend another season in the third tier of English football. Man City fans were heading for the exit of Wembley and were halfway down Wembley Way when they heard the first roar, Kevin Harlock pulling one back in the 90th minute. The fans rushed back to the stadium just in time for the second goal, Paul Dickov scoring in the 5th minute of injury time. The game went into penalties and Man City won, which promoted them to the second tier and the rest is history.

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Man City - Gillingham Playoff Final 1999

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Has to be the most important goal in newer history of football for Man City. They went down 0-2. Got a 1-2 goal, and then the clock showed 92 minutes played as we join the game... Man City later went on to secure promotion in the penalty shootout.