🎥 Bizarre 98th-minute own goal, 3-3 thriller in play-offs 😱
An almost unbelievable scene caused chaos at El Sardinero Stadium and ignited the Spanish Segunda Division playoffs.
In the 98th minute, Racing Santander secured an incredible 3-3 draw against Mirandés thanks to one of the most absurd own goals ever seen, worthy of the craziness of a video game.
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The sequence is unbelievable: after Racing hit a sensational crossbar, the ball bounced off the head of a Mirandés defender and hit the post.
On the line, Julio Alonso desperately tried to save with a slide... but hit the inside post again and sent the ball into the net. It's a last-minute equalizer, and the stands go wild!
The match, the first leg of the promotion playoff semifinals for a spot in La Liga, was a spectacle of emotions. Mirandés, coached by Italian Alessio Lisci, struck hard with Izeta and Rincon.
Racing, trailing 1-3 after Reina's goal in the second half, showed pride in the final moments with Martín and then with... the involuntary Alonso.
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In the other semifinal, Real Oviedo made a big move by beating Almería 2-1 away, setting up a fiery return leg. But the spotlight is all on the incredible finale in Santander: a sliding door worthy of the top league.
The emotions aren't over: in four days, the return matches will take place, with the La Liga dream still alive for everyone.
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