Remontadas I survived
Ten nights when Real Madrid came back from behind. Tick the ones you watched live, from anywhere in the world, and share your card.
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I watched 0/10 Real Madrid remontadas live 🤍 How many did you see? pmadridistabd.com/remontada
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- 2012-09-18 · Real Madrid 3–2 Manchester City
Behind twice after 69′; Ronaldo's 90th-minute winner completed it. 1–2 down at 85′. - 2014-05-24 · Real Madrid 4–1 Atlético Madrid (aet)
Ramos's stoppage-time header saved the final; La Décima followed. 0–1 down from 36′ until 90+3′. - 2016-04-12 · Real Madrid 3–0 VfL Wolfsburg
Ronaldo hat-trick overturned a 2–0 first-leg defeat. 0–2 down on aggregate at kick-off (lost 1st leg 2–0). - 2022-03-09 · Real Madrid 3–1 Paris Saint-Germain
Benzema scored three in 17 minutes; the comeback season began. 0–2 down on aggregate from 39′ to 61′ (0–1 on the night). - 2022-04-12 · Real Madrid 2–3 Chelsea (aet)
0–3 down at home; Rodrygo forced extra time, Benzema finished it. 3–4 down on aggregate from 75′ to 80′ (0–3 on the night). - 2022-05-04 · Real Madrid 3–1 Manchester City (aet)
Rodrygo double at 90′ and 90+1′; Benzema penalty sent Madrid to Paris. 3–5 down on aggregate from 73′ to 90′ (0–1 on the night). - 2023-02-21 · Liverpool 2–5 Real Madrid
Two down after 14 minutes at Anfield, won 5–2. 0–2 down at 14′. - 2023-10-28 · Barcelona 1–2 Real Madrid
Bellingham scored twice; his stoppage-time goal won the Clásico. 0–1 down from 6′ to 68′. - 2024-05-08 · Real Madrid 2–1 Bayern Munich
Substitute Joselu scored at 88′ and 90+1′ to reach Wembley. 2–3 down on aggregate from 68′ to 88′ (0–1 on the night). - 2024-10-22 · Real Madrid 5–2 Borussia Dortmund
Final rematch: 0–2 at half-time, five second-half goals, Vinícius hat-trick. 0–2 down from 34′ to 60′ (0–2 at half-time).
Match facts checked against UEFA, Wikipedia and match reports. Each tile shows the goal fans remember: the winner, or the late goal that saved Madrid when that came first.

