🎥VIDEO: Manchester United fans who left the stadium earlier before United greatest comeback reaction causes huge outpour online.

Manchester United produced one of the most astonishing comebacks in the club’s storied European history in the Europa League quarter-final against Lyon, a night that will be talked about for generations. Trailing 4-2 in extra time at Old Trafford, many United fans, frustrated and disappointed, began to leave the stadium, believing their team’s European dream was over. What they missed, however, was a breathtaking turnaround that unfolded in the dying moments, as United scored three goals in a dramatic seven-minute spell to win 5-4 on the night and 7-6 on aggregate, sending shockwaves across the football world

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The match began with United in control, racing to a 2-0 lead through first-half goals from Manuel Ugarte and Diogo Dalot. Yet, Lyon clawed their way back, even after being reduced to ten men, with Corentin Tolisso and Nicolas Tagliafico leveling the tie, before Rayan Cherki and Alexandre Lacazette put the French side 4-2 up in extra time. At that point, the mood in Old Trafford soured, and the exodus of fans began, with many assuming United had capitulated[

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But what followed was pure theatre. Bruno Fernandes sparked hope with a penalty in the 114th minute. Substitute Kobbie Mainoo then produced a sublime finish in the 120th minute to draw United level, and in a moment that will live long in the memory, Harry Maguire, pushed forward as an emergency striker, powered home a header just a minute later to complete the comeback. The stadium erupted, with the remaining fans witnessing scenes of jubilation and disbelief, while those outside could only listen to the roars and realize what they had missed[2][3][4][5][7].

The reaction online was immediate and intense. Videos quickly circulated of fans who had left early, caught outside Old Trafford in shock and regret as they realized they had missed one of the greatest nights in United’s history. The incident sparked a massive outpouring on social media, with many fans vowing never to leave a match early again, no matter how dire the situation seemed[4][8].

Adding to the drama,  Joshua Zirkzee reportedly had a message for the departing United fans, suggesting that true supporters stay until the final whistle, a sentiment echoed by many in the aftermath of this unforgettable night. For United, the victory not only secured a place in the Europa League semi-finals against Athletic Club but also revived hopes of European glory and Champions League qualification, while reinforcing the club’s legendary reputation for never giving up until the very end