Harry Maguire completed a stunning comeback as Manchester United beat Lyon 5-4 at Old Trafford and advanced to the Europa League quarter-finals with a total score of 7-6 in two rounds. Manchester United led 2-0 at one point, but lost four goals in extra time and were about to be eliminated, but they made a miraculous comeback at the last minute, creating another classic moment for the "Red Devils".

Coach Ruben Amorim revealed after the game that he had revisited Manchester United's miraculous comeback in the 1999 Champions League final before the game to motivate the team. This game lived up to his expectations. In the second half of extra time, Manchester United scored three goals in six minutes. Kobe Menou and Maguire scored the fatal blows in the 120th and 121st minutes respectively, pulling the victory back from the brink of defeat.

Even more incredible is that Manchester United was in control and led by two goals, but they were forced to score four goals in a row when Lyon was one man down, and they were in a desperate situation. Corentin Tolisso was sent off due to a controversial red card, but even so, Lyon, who played with ten men, still showed great resilience.

"I watched the commentary of the 1999 Champions League final just for inspiration," Amorim told TNT Sports. "The team was tired and when we were 4-2 down a lot of people thought the game was over, but here you never give up - at Old Trafford anything can happen."

He added: "Sometimes we focus on tactics and physicality, but moments like this can really change the mentality of the players. These moments can completely change the fate of a team."