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After Liverpool came back from 0-3 down in the first leg against Barcelona to win 4-0 in the second last night, Spurs staged a similar remarkable fightback from 'the dead' in their semi-final in Amsterdam against Ajax this evening.
Trailing 0-1 from the first leg in London, Spurs quickly went 0-2 down in Amsterdam this evening, 0-3 down overall.
They then fought back in the second half in incredible style with two quick goals making it 2-2 on the night and a winner in the match seconds from the end of the additional five minutes allowed by the referee. This tied the contest at 3-3 on aggregate but Spurs go through to the final having scored more away goals.
Spurs' hero was Moura who scored all three goals.
Liverpool v Spurs in Madrid will be the first all-England final since 2008 when Manchester United beat Chelsea on penalties in Moscow.
Trailing 0-1 from the first leg in London, Spurs quickly went 0-2 down in Amsterdam this evening, 0-3 down overall.
They then fought back in the second half in incredible style with two quick goals making it 2-2 on the night and a winner in the match seconds from the end of the additional five minutes allowed by the referee. This tied the contest at 3-3 on aggregate but Spurs go through to the final having scored more away goals.
Spurs' hero was Moura who scored all three goals.
Liverpool v Spurs in Madrid will be the first all-England final since 2008 when Manchester United beat Chelsea on penalties in Moscow.