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Offaly score 2-5 in last 5 minutes to win 1994 Hurling All-Ireland
Liverpool come back from 3-0 down to win 2005 Champions League Final
Barcelona come from 4-0 to advance in Champions League
Man United score two injury time goals to clinch 1999 Champions League Final
Miracle at Medinah - Europe come back from 10-6 down to beat USA in 2012 Ryder Cup
New England Patriots come back from 28-3 down to win 2017 Super Bowl
Seamus Darby scores the greatest goal in GAA history to win the 1982 All-Ireland
Dennis Taylor comes from 8-0 behind to win the 1985 World Snooker Final against Steve Davis
France come back to win from 24-10 against the mighty All-Blacks in the 1999 Rugby World Cup Semi-Final
Rocky recovers from injury and an earlier defeat to Apollo Creed to win the World Heavyweight Championship in Rocky II (Not real but still class)
Foinavon came from miles behind to win the 1967 Aintree Grand National (everyone else fell!)
A lad in red catches the guy in blue and yellow, who paddles hard and falls in Limerick Racecourse charity race
George Foreman comes back aged 45 and wins a World Heavyweight Title in 1994
Happy Gilmore overcomes the odds and a fallen TV tower to beat Shooter McGavin
Burt Reynolds reprises his role and leads the prisoners to a comeback victory over the guards in The Longest Yard in 2005
After Barcelona's dramatic comeback against PSG last night, overturning a 4-0 first leg deficit and scoring three times int he last six minutes, we want to know what you think is the greatest sporting comeback off all-time.
We have Liverpool in Istanbul, United against Bayern, and of course the 'five-minute' All-Ireland when Offaly's hurlers scored 2-05 in the last five minutes to beat Limerick in the 1994 final at Croke Park.
SEE ALSO:VOTE: Who is the greatest Offaly sportsperson ever?
We also have golf, horse racing, and a few novelty entries to choose from.
So, where do you stand? Was Barcelona's comeback the greatest ever?
SEE ALSO: The 10 types of supporter you'll meet at every Offaly GAA game
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Closures and temporary 80km speed limit announced for M7 for almost a month
Shannonbridge celebrating victory in the 2019 IFC final.
Kinnitty manager Denis Kelly.
Roy Malone in 1997.
The late Sean Curley
The commemorative bench entitled, ‘Giants of Men’ was designed and crafted by Tom Roche from Rhode, Co. Offaly and Knut Klimmek based in Dublin
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