Ten recent matches worth your time. New matches enter as they finish.
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Ten-man Slavia led 2–1 in the 90th minute. Lens then scored twice in stoppage time, Ruben Aguilar completing the reversal at 90+3.
Why 9.9: Slavia scored twice with ten men and led at 90 minutes, before Lens turned defeat into victory with two stoppage-time goals.
Leeds led 2–0 after 48 minutes. Four half-time substitutes flipped it: Chelsea scored four in 12 minutes and six after the break.
Why 9.4: A two-goal knockout escape, a four-goal avalanche and two braces, all after Chelsea changed four players at half-time.
Lille led twice. Marc Bartra’s second header levelled it, Troy Parrott struck four minutes later and Ethan Mbappé then saw red.
All five goals came after half-time. Serhou Guirassy scored at 80 and 85, then deflected one into his own net at 90+3 before Dortmund survived.
Venezia struck first, but Franco Mastantuono scored twice in two minutes to reverse the lead and completed his hat-trick late on.
Why 8.6: Fiorentina erased the opener almost instantly, flipped the match with goals one minute apart and sealed it through a teenage hat-trick.
Gladbach led 3–1 before Elversberg completed a three-goal comeback through Maurice Krattenmacher in stoppage time.
Why it made the archive: A two-goal deficit became a stoppage-time away win.
Inter overturned a 2–0 deficit and Lautaro Martínez won it in the 91st minute at San Siro.
Why it made the archive: Inter erased a two-goal deficit and won in stoppage time.
Dortmund came from 2–0 down after 54 minutes and completed the turnaround with a late own goal.
Why it made the archive: Dortmund scored three times in 26 minutes after trailing 2–0.
Sociedad lost a 2–0 lead and went down to ten men, then Luka Sučić stole it in the 90th minute.
Three goals arrived after 82 minutes, ending with Ainsley Maitland-Niles’s 90+6 equaliser on his Everton debut.
Method
The index rewards multi-goal comebacks, goals from 88 minutes onwards, repeated lead changes, decisive dismissals, extra-time reversals, shootouts and meaningful upsets. Routine high scores do not automatically qualify.
Match facts checked against official competition pages, club reports and established match centres.