Tottenham qualify for Champions League final: How social media reacted to amazing comeback
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Injured striker Harry Kane celebrates with his Tottenham team-mates after the game
Lucas Moura's injury-time winner in Amsterdam sent the Tottenham bench and social media into meltdown.
The Brazilian scored a sensational second-half hat-trick as Spurs overturned a three-goal deficit to qualify for their first Champions League final on away goals.
Tottenham's triumph came just 24 hours after Liverpool's stirring comeback against Barcelona, as an all-English final was confirmed for only the second time in the competition's history.
We take a look at how Twitter reacted to the drama at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
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Here are your best Texts and Tweets (#bbcfootball or 81111)
ChrisGil: I'm a 70-year-old Spurs season ticket holder. Yesterday I had a heart monitor attached to me for the following 72 hours. I don't know what the doctors are going to think when they get the readout of my monitor on Friday!
Rowdiesvoice: I am a Palace supporter watching the game from my home in Florida. The neighbours across the lake called the police and complained about the noise coming from my garden.
Dr David: Will Harry Kane still be at Spurs next season? He's their best player but Spurs are better without him.
Ian: Time to update the greatest comeback article!
Mark: Wow, well done Spurs. Haven't seen anything like this since, well, last night... See you in Madrid!
R: Like. What. A. Game. Of. Football.
Josh: The emotion from Pochettino, never doubt him. Outstanding, incredible manager.
Cooly: NEVER. SAY. NEVER. Anyone who says "it'll never happen" just hasn't watched football.