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blackdouglas
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Mar 13, 2013, 11:01 PM
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Barcelona have twice come back to win (on penalties) after a 3-0 defeat. They did this against Ipswich Town and Gothenburg.
Ipswich was in the UEFA or Cup Winners Cup, but Gothenburg was in the European Cup Semi-Final of 1986. A substitute called Pichi Alonso got all 3 goals.
Never heard of him before or since.
I think Real Madrid came back from 4-1 down against Derby in the 1975-6 European Cup. Think it was 5-1 in the Bernabeu.
Coming back from 2-0 down is not the same as coming back from say 3-1 down when you have the option of winning on away goals.
What were the details of BATE Borisov's comeback?
Haven't got a clue mate, it is Leo's post that mentioned it I only quoted him.
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leohoenig
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Mar 14, 2013, 10:18 AM
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2007-8 Champions League (1st qualifying round).
APOEL 2-0 BATE
BATE 3-0 APOEL (aet)
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blackdouglas
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2007-8 Champions League (1st qualifying round).
APOEL 2-0 BATE
BATE 3-0 APOEL (aet)
Cheers Leo, but (tongue firmly in cheek from here) you see where the problem with this stat is, it's qualifying which (to the media anyway) doesn't count either.
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jrev61
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Mar 14, 2013, 7:23 PM
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Not the Champions League but in the 1980's I saw QPR play Partizan Belgrade at Arsenal in the UEFA Cup, they won 6-2 but still managed to go out on away goals as they lost 4-0 in Yugoslavia. I think this is the biggest comeback in European competitions.
Another big comeback was Hearts 3 Bologna 0 followed by Bologna 4 Hearts 0. I think that was also the UEFA Cup.
Lierse SK were probably the only side to come back from a 2-0 deficit from the home leg. They went to Elland Road and won 4-0. Don Revie put the reserves out in the second leg. Arsenal nearly repeated the feat yesterday.
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blackdouglas
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Inter v Spurs is currently in et with the Italians leading 3-0 on the night!
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UKPunk
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Bloody Spurs!! They'll be the death of me. 
1-0-1-0-4-25-40-65-181-289=606
Last game: Mon 20/8/18
4. Basford United 1 Hednesford Town 2
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DonQuixote
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Cup Winners' Cup 1961-2
1 Le Chaux-de-Fonds 6-2 Leixoes
2 Leixoes 5-0 Le Chaux-de-Fonds
That's pretty impressive in my book.
Punky, away goals never killed anybody... 
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cope1
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According to BBC Sport in relation to Dortmund's win tonight:
"It was the first time a team needing to score two extra-time goals to triumph in the Champions League has done so since Manchester United in the 1999 final"
Why do some people find it so difficult to understand the difference between 'injury' or 'stoppage' time and 'extra' time?
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jon b
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Alistair Mann deep into the second half of Newcastle Utd v Fulham last Sunday: "Cisse isn't going to score today".
Oh, yeah?! 
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Part-Timer
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Apr 10, 2013, 3:15 PM
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Jeff Stelling on Saturday: "East Stirling look to be in real danger at the bottom of the Scottish third division."
In danger of what?
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Andrelux
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Apr 10, 2013, 8:47 PM
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To be fair to Jeff, I think he does a better job than most with info coming in left, right and centre and the likes of Matt Le Tiss screaming away in the background. Sure, there's a few bloopers along the way, but fewer than you might expect.
What I do NOT and will NEVER forgive Sky is employing that utter gobshite and spawn of the devil Chris Kamara. But then you would need to be a Bees fan to understand the depth of animosity Bees fans feel towards that whoreson turncoat lickspittle.
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Bantam Cymraeg
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Apr 10, 2013, 9:52 PM
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Chris Kamara is a legend in Bradford. He took us to Wembley for the first (and until this year the only) time, and turned a team that was going nowhere into a promoted team within a few months. He played and managed with his heart on his sleeve, and we loved him for it. Why the animosity?
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Andrelux
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Apr 10, 2013, 11:04 PM
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Chris Kamara is a legend in Bradford. He took us to Wembley for the first (and until this year the only) time, and turned a team that was going nowhere into a promoted team within a few months. He played and managed with his heart on his sleeve, and we loved him for it. Why the animosity? I know... you need to be a Bees fan to understand. Chris Kamara was part of the dream Brentford midfield (we've had dream defences, dream attacks and dream midfields, but sadly never all at the same time) of the early 80s of Kamara, Stan Bowles and Terry Hurlock. Think about for a minute and you'll see what a stunning midfield that was (respectively, that'd be realism, fantasy, and brute force) in the context of a third division side... as good as most in the country. Sadly, the rest of the bunch were fairly ordinary.
Anyway, Chris spent the best part of 5 seasons at the club, and was a universally well respected and well treated player.Then he left, then he went into the media, since when he has never wasted an opportunity to pour scorn on the club. Our view has been... well, if that's the way you want to play it...
Kamara in his role as a pundit has had many opportunities to spout his bile. However, he has only rarely returned to GP. To illustrate that it is not just me, but widely felt, a few years ago Sky were covering an FA Cup match and Chris was to be the expert summariser. Facilities at Griffin Park for TV commentary are rather rudimentary (a bit of scaffolding, and a ladder to climb up). So the TV gantry (ie scaffold) was just above me. Chris had just got himself settled down. Little old lady next to me (you know the sort, early 60s, marmite sandwiches, flask of tea, hubby in tow) started waving and shouting "Coo-ee, Chris... coo-eee....", at which point Kamara deigned to look down, smile on his face, probably expecting some kind words, only to be met by little old lady transformed into a figure of hate, shouting "Why do you f***ing hate us so much, you...." well I won't carry on, suffice it to say that (a) she continued with a diatribe involving words you would not expect to hear from an upstanding matron in her 60s with a hot flask in her hands and (b) her words were drowned out by an even ruder (if that was possible) chant from the neighbours in an otherwise Bovril-drinking, programme-reading part of the ground.
So, no, we don't like him because he doesn't like us.
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cope1
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Oi, why has no one else been incensed by the extra-time/injury-time thing???
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Andrelux
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I might be, but I was then sidetracked by reminders of Chris Kamara (my own fault, admittedly...), which trumped it.
On a further sidetrack, is it just me who is annoyed when Shrewsbury is pronounced as if there were a small furry animal involved? I'm sure someone will tell me that that is an acceptable alternative pronunciation, but I don't care. It still annoys me.
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cope1
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But Shroosbury is just as correct as Shrowesbury!
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kazy
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Many local people say Shoesbury, without an initial 'r'.
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leohoenig
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Apr 14, 2013, 2:41 PM
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I always though that there was no mid-word "w" in the Nottinghamshire, hence as well as Suth'all (Southwell), we have Blid'urth and Rain'urth
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