Comeback-Comeback Fenomenal di Sejarah Bundesliga

As Bolaneters know, football is a sport full of drama. Many extraordinary moments are created in the world of football that always make the audience addicted.

One of the best plays in the world of football is a comeback. Yes, how a team left behind but managed to reverse the position at the end of the game always managed to present an irreplaceable atmosphere for football lovers.

Just like in other parts of the world, Bundesliga fans have witnessed the most phenomenal revival actions in the history of German football. There are a number of comeback matches in the Bundesliga that may still be unbelievable to this day.

VfL Wolfsburg 3-4 1.FSV Mainz 05, 28 Agustus 2010

The 2010/11 season has just begun but determination and fighting spirit have been shown by foster children Thomas Tuchel with Mainz. On week 2, they traveled to the Volkswagen Arena to fight Wolfsburg, who was then coached by Steve McCaren.

The Wolves are still reinforced by several players who led them to become Bundesliga champions two previous seasons, including a deadly duet of Edin Dzeko and Grafite. The result, in just 30 minutes, they were 3-0 ahead through two goals from Dzeko and one goal from Diego Ribas.

But Mainz managed to get up and chase a three-goal deficit through goals from Duncan, Elkin Soto and André Schürrle. The Hungarian striker, Ádám Szalai, finally completed Mainz's comeback and won the full three points at Wolfsburg.

Borussia Dortmund 4-4 FC Schalke 04, 25 November 2017

2017/18 at Signal Iduna Park. The 91st meeting between eternal rivals is one of the best matches in Bundesliga history.

They met in contradictory conditions, At that time, Dortmund only won one point from the last five games while Schalke was second in the standings with good performance.

But a direct surprise occurred in the 12th minute when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored. The following surprises sprang up and amazed the audience. In just 25 minutes, Dortmund broke through Ralf Fährmann four times. Two player changes were made by Domenico Tedesco before the first round ended.

Schalke seems to have been K.O. and impossible to rise. But this match was destined to make the eyes of the audience not believe what he saw. Schalke started to rise in the second half through a header from Guido Burgstaller in the 61st minute before Amine Harit followed four minutes later and made it 4-2.

The disaster for Dortmund increased when Aubameyang was rewarded with a second yellow card for his tough tackle on Harit. Fans of the Royal Blue began to believe in the miracle when Daniel Caligiuri broke down Roman Weidenfeller in the 86th minute and they got what they believed through a corner in the 94th minute.

The Yevhen Konoplyanka corner was greeted with a sharp header from Naldo, Signal Iduna Park's public was silent while everyone in blue costume dissolved into an euphoric explosion. It was the second match in Bundesliga history where a team was able to rise from a four-goal deficit and reach at least one point.
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