Madness! The fastest GOAL in the history of extra time in the League has just been scored

It was 3-0 after the first 90 minutes and the Portuguese went on a rampage in extra time. Just one minute and 23 seconds after their kick-off, Maximiliano Araujo (26 years old) scored the fastest goal in the history of extra time in the League.

Sporting eliminated Bodo and scored the fastest goal in the history of extra time in the League

“91:23' Maxi Araujo's goal for Sporting against Bodo/Glimt is the fastest ever scored in extra time in UEFA Champions League history. Turnaround,” note OptaJoe.

The Norwegians from Bodo/Glimt had categorically won the round, score 3-0, and started with the first chance to qualify. However, the Portuguese team managed to make a spectacular comeback and push the double in overtime. Inacio, Goncalves and Suarez scored in regulation time.

The start of extra time was a dream for Sporting. Just a few tens of seconds after the restart, Maximiliano Araujo scored the goal that put Sporting back in the lead, 4-3.

The success of the Uruguayan not only set a record, but also completely changed the dynamics of the duel. Sporting gained confidence and put constant pressure on the opponent, Rafael Nel scoring the 5th goal in the last phase (120+1').

Teams who have come back from a deficit of more than 3 goals in a UCL knockout stage:

• Deportivo de La Coruna vs. Milan in 2003–04 (Quarters)

• Barcelona vs. PSG in 2016-17 (Optimi)

• Rome vs. Barcelona in 2017-18 (Quarters)

• Liverpool vs. Barcelona in 2018-19 (Semi-Finals)

• Sporting vs. Bodo/Glimt in 2025-26 (Optimi)

Moreover, Sporting overturned a three-goal deficit to progress from the knockout stages of a major European competition for the second time in their history. It had happened before in 1964, against Manchester United.