🔄 Best comeback in sports you have personally witnessed

Watched a match recently where a team came back from what genuinely looked like a completely hopeless position early on to actually win convincingly by the very end, and it got me thinking about what makes a genuine sports comeback feel so specifically compelling to watch compared to a match that simply stays one sided and predictable throughout its entire actual duration. Part of it is obviously the sheer, genuine unpredictability involved, the moment you actually think a match is completely decided and effectively over, sports has this specific unique capacity to genuinely surprise you, reminding everyone watching why we actually keep tuning in even when a game looks completely one sided partway through its own natural progression. This particular comeback specifically had a genuinely clear turning point, one single specific play that seemed to shift the entire momentum almost instantly, and watching the losing team's own body language and general energy visibly transform after that exact specific moment was honestly nearly as compelling to watch as the actual final winning result itself. Mentioned this specific match to a few friends afterward, and everyone had their own genuinely personal favorite comeback story to actually share themselves, each one clearly still vivid in specific detail years later despite everything else about that particular match having genuinely faded from most people's actual memory over time. This makes me think great comebacks genuinely stick in memory considerably longer than even a fairly dominant, one sided victory typically does, probably because they tap into something more genuinely universal about persistence and refusing to actually give up even when a situation looks completely hopeless on paper. What is the best specific sports comeback you have personally witnessed yourself, live or on television, and do you remember the exact specific moment when the actual momentum genuinely seemed to shift for good during that particular match?

A local school team down two goals with fifteen minutes left once turned the whole match around through nothing but sheer stubborn effort, no tactical genius involved as far as I could tell from the sidelines that day, just refusing to accept the scoreline and running considerably harder than everyone else left on that field until the very last whistle.