On May 26, 1999, two of the most iconic soccer teams in history, Manchester United and Bayern Munich, met in the Champions League Final at the Nou Camp in Barcelona. Manchester United had already won the Premier League and the FA Cup that season, while Bayern was the defending Champions League winner. The first half of the game was dominated by Bayern, and in the sixth minute of the second half, striker Mario Basler scored a brilliant free-kick, putting Bayern ahead 1-0.

Manchester United, however, refused to give up. With only a few minutes left in the game, they faced a daunting 1-0 scoreline. But then, in the 91st minute, Teddy Sheringham scored a dramatic equalizer, bringing the game into extra-time. The tension was palpable as both teams battled for the winner. In the 93rd minute, Bayern gave away a corner. United's corner-kick specialist, David Beckham, stepped up to take it. As he put the ball in, Sheringham flicked it on, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer pounced to score the winner. The celebrations were wild as Manchester United completed an unprecedented treble, shocking Bayern and the soccer world. This game will forever be etched in the history of soccer as the greatest comeback in the Champions League final.