AF CHANNEL: Who is the luckiest player in history? Why?

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Today our topic is: Who is the luckiest player in history? Why?

Angel Di Maria is my choice. Because he has ever played alongside with Ronaldo, Messi, Rooney, Zlatan and Neymar. He used to play with world’s most prestigious players. Who do you think is the luckiest one?

Last AF Channel topic is: What is the best football comeback of all times?

@as_win10: Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford, 25 April 2009.

After the first half, United was trailing by two goals very surprisingly. But the second half was an absolute Dominance from Manchester United led by Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo. Tottenham not only can't defend their lead they conceded five goals in a matter of 22 minutes. Tottenham lost the match with a three goal margin. Also in a matter of 5 minutes, they conceded three goals{67,68,71}. Manchester United crowd was so confident and they were supporting every time. Rooney, Ronaldo and Berbatov were the scorers. Also I am very much missing our early team. Manchester United is always a team with surprising comebacks. 

This is one of my favourite comebacks.

@AnshuPaul: The greatest come back in my sense according to the importance of the match is that made by France national team against Italy in the UEFA EURO 2000 final.

Italy was 1-0 ahead of France by the breakthroughs of Delvecchio in early 2nd half of the match.

Then France coach roger Lemaire made two important substitutions. Wiltord and David Trezeguet. Wilford balanced the score in 90 + 3 minutes to take the match in extratime. then the golden goal rule was active. The first goal getting the side in extra time will be chosen as the champion. at this background, David Trezeguet finished the match with a stunner at 103 minutes. and France took the EURO for 2nd time and continue their success after winning FWC 1998.

It was a remarkable come back I think in my memory.

@CloudSharkFC: One long word AGUEROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@Vauaelstuz: On March of 1947 Lipzig was leading 4 nil at 50 mins and lose 6-5 to Leverkusen, greatest comeback in history of football

@Goonersozil: Everyone will go for PSG vs Barcelona. But I will prefer Arsenal vs Reading ??

From 4-0 to 4-4 till 90 min, then 5-4 and again 5-5 and finally Arsenal managed to win with 7-5.

@Charlesugwu: History will not forgive me if I failed to mention the 1996 Atlanta Olympic game between Almighty Brazil versus Nigeria. Nigeria came from 3:0 down to win 4:3, courtesy golden goal by KANU Nwankwo. Brazil hadn't lost in about 26 games prior to that match.