1999 — Manchester United 2–1 Bayern Munich (Stoppage Time Double)

The 1999 final at Camp Nou delivered the most dramatic comeback in football history, though it lacks the sustained intensity of #1. Manchester United trailed 1–0 with 90 minutes on the clock after Mario Basler's free-kick goal. Then, in injury time added for Basler's goal, Teddy Sheringham equalised in the 91st minute and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer poked home in the 93rd. This completed the Treble—Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League—a feat achieved by only 0.5% of European clubs. Sir Alex Ferguson's side had finished second in their group, making the comeback even more unlikely than the average final winner.