Last-Minute Magic: Man United pull off stunning comeback against Lyon in 5-4 thriller

Manchester United delivered one of the most dramatic comebacks in their recent history, scoring twice in the final minute of extra time to overturn a 4-2 deficit and defeat 10-man Lyon at Old Trafford.

It looked like disaster for the Red Devils, who had earlier thrown away a two-goal advantage within just seven minutes and then conceded twice more in extra time.

Many fans had already begun leaving the stadium, convinced the tie was over.

However, a lifeline came six minutes from the end when Bruno Fernandes calmly converted a penalty following a VAR review for a foul on Casemiro that had initially gone unnoticed.

With Old Trafford roaring, young midfielder Kobbie Mainoo showed remarkable composure to curl in the equaliser just as the match was about to end.

What followed was pure football drama. With the game poised for penalties, Manchester United pushed forward again. In a moment reminiscent of the famous 1999 Champions League final, Casemiro floated a ball into the box and Harry Maguire, playing as a temporary striker, rose high to head home the winner.

The stadium erupted in wild celebration, with players, substitutes, and even those off the pitch rushing in to join the moment.

It was a night that will be remembered at Old Trafford for years to come, watched by none other than Sir Alex Ferguson himself.

The thrilling win means Manchester United will now face Athletic Bilbao in the semi-final, while Lyon are left to rue their missed opportunity.