Champions League return: Hope for Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham before the return matches

Arguably the greatest comeback of all time, this one is so iconic that it has its own title in France and Spain – La Remontada (The Comeback).

Paris Saint-Germain were decisive at home, winning 4-0, but Camp Nou felt something special when Luis Suarez scored after just three minutes in the second leg.

Barcelona took a two-goal lead to Al-Khair at the break thanks to a Layvin Kurzawa own goal, but still trailed by two goals on aggregate.

Lionel Messi scored a penalty shortly after the start of the second half, but Edinson Cavani responded powerfully to silence the home fans, although it was not the swinging moment that PSG had been hoping for.

Barcelona, ​​now trailing 5-3, needed three goals in less than 30 minutes to pull off the miracle. Neymar scored a free kick in the 88th minute to give more hope, before the Brazilian scored a penalty kick in the 91st minute to level the score at 5-5 on aggregate.

But Paris Saint-Germain was still ahead on away goals.

Then, with 20 seconds of stoppage time remaining, La Remontada paid off as Sergi Roberto turned in Neymar’s perfect pass and Barcelona became the only team in history to overturn a four-goal deficit in the Champions League.