British media "BBC" recently selected the top ten classic reversal games in the history of the Premier League, which game is more vivid in everyone's memory? (Ranking in no particular order, in chronological order of the matches)
Liverpool 3-3 Manchester United (4 January 1994)
People always talk about the "Istanbul miracle" created by Liverpool, in fact, Liverpool has already created such a miracle before this. It was the 'double red club' of the '93-94 season', with United scoring three goals in the first 24 minutes of the first half, and liverpool fighting back in the second half to pull back three goals. But it still couldn't stop United from winning the Premier League title that season.
Everton 3-2 Wimbledon (7 May 1994)
In the final round of the 93-94 season, Everton only had the possibility of relegation if they won, but they fell behind Wimbledon by two goals in the opening 20 minutes, but Everton did not panic, reversed the score nine minutes before the final game, and finally succeeded in relegation. Everton have never been relegated in the Premier League so far.
Newcastle United 4-3 Leicester City (2 February 1997)
In a game in the 96-97 season, Leicester City once led 3-1, but in the last 23 minutes, Alan Shearer became a hero, scored a hat-trick, and one person directed a reversal. That season he also won the Premier League Golden Boot, and Newcastle finished second.
Wolves 4-3 Leicester City (October 25, 2003)
It was a penultimate and penultimate matchup in the 03-04 season, with Leicester taking a 3-0 lead in the first half and Wolves scoring four goals in the second half to achieve a stunning comeback. Both teams regrettably relegated at the end of the season.
Manchester City 2-3 Fulham (26 April 2008)
It was a game in the 07-08 season, when City once led Fulham, who were deep in the relegation zone, but in the last 20 minutes Fulham scored three goals in a row to achieve the most important victory on the relegation road. At that time, Manchester City had not yet been acquired by "Oil Daddy", and its strength was not the same as now.
Newcastle United 4-4 Arsenal (5 February 2011)
The match became a turning point for Arsenal in the 10-11 season, when Arsenal chased Manchester United at the top of the table, Arsenal easily led 4-0 in the first half, and five minutes into the second half, Diaby was sent off with a red card and Arsenal, who was one less person, was chased four goals in a row. The point difference with Manchester United was further widened, their morale was also hit, and they eventually fell to fourth place at the end of the season.
Manchester City 3-2 Queens Park Rangers (13 May 2012)
The story of this reversal is all too familiar to everyone, Aguero's 93 minutes and 20 seconds of the kill allowed Manchester City to win the title after a gap of 44 years, and this game has also entered the club's glorious history. Assuming that manchester city did not successfully reverse that game, will Manchester City still have today's development?
Crystal Palace 3-3 Liverpool (5 May 2014)
In the penultimate round of the 13-14 season, Liverpool have always led 3-0, but in the last 10 minutes, they were chased by Crystal Palace for three consecutive goals and lost two points. Coincidentally, in the end, Liverpool was second in the league with a two-point difference.
Leicester City 5–3 Manchester United (21 September 2014)
In the fifth round of the 14-15 league season, Manchester United was promoted to Malest City, and Manchester United once led 3-1, but from 62 minutes, Leicester City scored four goals in a row and broke out of the cold.
Norwich 4-5 Liverpool (23 January 2016)
In one game of the 15-16 season, Klopp had just been in office for more than two months, and Liverpool scored first in the opening game, after which Norwich scored three in a row, and then Liverpool also scored three in a row to reverse the score. Norwich equalised in the second minute of injury time and Lallana was killed three minutes later. For this ups and downs of the game, the excited Klopp even broke his glasses while celebrating.