109 minutes: Man Utd 2-4 Lyon (4-6 agg)

121 minutes: Man Utd 5-4 Lyon (7-6 agg)

Harry Maguire's winner was timed at 120 minutes and 34 seconds.

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Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Conor McNamara's commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live for Harry Maguire's winner:

"This is Barcelona '99 stuff here. A late-late equaliser and still it's not over...

"HARRY MAGUIRE! Oh my word, Harry Maguire's header makes it 7-6 to Manchester United. Oh. My. God.

"They are jumping into the crowd in celebration and it's just like Yorke and Solskjaer all those years ago.

"Two goals in stoppage time to turn it around. The 10-men of Lyon cannot believe what has hit them."

The audio of this transcript is well worth a listen if you get the chance today.

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It was hard to keep up with the drama of the last few moments and - even some nine hours later - it's still raw. So what exactly happened?

• 46th minute - Man Utd 4-2 Lyon: Diogo Dalot drills in United's second of the night in first-half stoppage time, doubling their lead after Manuel Ugarte had opened the scoring in the 10th minute
• 77th minute - Man Utd 4-4 Lyon: Nicolas Tagliafico taps in to equalise on the night and on aggregate, completing a quickfire comeback six minutes after Corentin Tolisso had scored to give Lyon hope
• 89th minute - Man Utd 4-4 Lyon: The visitors are reduced to 10 men just before the end of normal time after goalscorer Tolisso picks up a second yellow card
• 109th minute - Man Utd 4-6 Lyon: Alexandre Lacazette scores a penalty to make it 4-2 to Lyon on the night, 6-4 on aggregate, just five minutes after Rayan Cherki had slotted home to put the visitors ahead
• 114th minute - Man Utd 5-6 Lyon: Bruno Fernandes gives Man Utd hope, scoring a penalty to make it 6-5 on aggregate
• 120th minute - Man Utd 6-6 Lyon: With Man Utd on the verge of going out, Kobbie Mainoo somehow kept his cool to curl an equaliser into the corner of the Lyon goal as the tie entered its final minute
• 121st minute - Man Utd 7-6 Lyon: With the stadium rocking and penalties looming, Harry Maguire meets a cross to head home the winner.

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Pretty good summary from Jon there, thank you.

Right, for those of you who missed it, we are going to return to the match now to sum up the key moments before wading into the reaction.

You got that right James, it has certainly been one of those weeks.

We would love to hear from anyone who was inside Old Trafford, watching it on TV or listening to the action on BBC Radio 5 Live.

How did you cope? Did you stick it out until the end or wake up this morning to some shock news?

And what about the neutrals - how would you rank that game and comeback for sheer excitement? One of the all-time best?

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One young Manchester United fan was caught on camera by broadcaster TNT Sports bursting into tears as Lyon took control of the tie in extra-time.

They returned to him as each United goal went in.

He was still crying at the full-time whistle, but his tears by that point were mixed with a huge grin. It was that kind of a night.

Stick with us for all the reaction from Old Trafford as we bring you up to speed with another big night for Premier League teams in Europe.

Tottenham joined United in the Europa League last four with a gutsy 1-0 win at Eintracht Frankfurt that sealed a 2-1 victory on aggregate.

But there was disappointment for Rangers, who went down 2-0 on the night and on aggregate at Athletic Bilbao.

Chelsea, meanwhile, suffered a 2-1 defeat at home to Legia Warsaw in the Conference League, but that was enough to clinch a 4-2 aggregate win.

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Former Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand, ex-Old Trafford trainee Robbie Savage and commentator Darren Fletcher, did their best to describe the indescribable on TNT Sports as the drama unfolded.

"I've never seen anything like that as a spectator," said former United defender Ferdinand.

"It was an amazing thing. We saw so many fans leaving when it was 4-2 and you thought that was over.

"I said on commentary it would take more than a miracle to get back into it and now I'm actually a believer because that was outrageous.

"No other sport I know does this. They can't take you as high as a kite, as low as a snake's belly. I've never seen anything like this."

Fletcher added: "Manchester United are heading to the semi-finals on one of the most remarkable nights this stadium has ever seen in European competition."

While Savage concluded that "this night will be talked about for years to come".

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Manchester United were facing a humiliating exit in their Europa League quarter-final as 10-man Lyon opened a 4-2 lead in extra-time at Old Trafford.

The clock ticked past 114 minutes when the fightback began, as captain Bruno Fernandes stroked home a penalty to reduce the arrears.

Manager Ruben Amorim had already thrown out the play-book by that point, ending the tie with a makeshift strikeforce of holding midfielder Kobbie Mainoo and centre-back Harry Maguire.

But fans who had started to leave the stadium were tempted back by the penalty celebrations and out of the depths came the most remarkable revival as Mainoo curled home an instinctive equaliser in stoppage time.

Then, a minute later, Maguire jostled free of his marker to head the winner back across goal for a 5-4 victory on the night, 7-6 on aggregate.

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• Best, Law & Charlton
• Hughes & Cantona
• Yorke & Cole
• Rooney & Ronaldo
• Mainoo & Maguire?

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