The Greatest Escape?

Checked in after a busy couple of days and surprised to see a lack of comment after Wednesday's excitement.

A right old game of two halves. Despair at half time. Performance was poor. Referee was dire. A goal down, a man down, the height of my ambitions was getting through the second half without further damage to goal difference or suspensions.
Then the euphoria at the final whistle. Highest I've been since Matt Paterson's late late winner against Plymouth when the points were needed for the play offs.

Got me thinking of other memorable turnarounds and where this rates alongside them.

I'm thinking 3-1 and a man down at home to York with ten minutes to go and winning it 4-3 in stoppage time. Telling my lad he'd never see that again on the walk home.

Then we did it to Salisbury a couple of months later with a last minute Daryl Clare penalty!

Three down at half time on one of my rare pass out days at Rotherham, well Sheffield at the time. Second half Shaun Harrad hat trick.

But these were all early season.

For timing, Sam Winnall's late penalty to turn 1-2 into 3-2 against Macclesfield when the points were still needed to beat the drop was important.

But for sheer guts, against a good side, and having to work around officials who were as good as a 12th man at times, I reckon this was as good as any.

Any others spring to mind?