0-2 to 3-2! The tenth player in La Liga staged a miracle in the European War: a two-match lead and three major reversals, and a stoppage-time winner.

In the early morning of November 7, in the third round of the UEFA Champions League, Rayo Vallecano, the tenth-placed player in La Liga, staged a miracle in the European war: Facing the Polish champion Lech Poznan, he fell behind 0-2 in the first half. In the second half, he scored three goals in a row to make a stunning comeback of 3-2, leading to a dramatic comeback from the second and third place, and he also completed the victory in stoppage time!

Rayo Vallecano is a small club located in Madrid, the capital of Spain. Although the team has been established for a hundred years, it has been involved in low-level leagues most of the years. In the 2000-01 season, Rayo Vallecano reached the quarterfinals of the UEFA Cup and ushered in the most glorious moment in team history. For the past ten years, Rayo Vallecano has been wandering between La Liga and La Liga. Last season, Rayo Vallecano performed well and got the opportunity to represent La Liga in the European competition. Although it is the lowest level of the European competition, it is also a rare opportunity for this small team with a total value of less than 70 million euros.

In the new season, under the pressure of multi-front operations, Rayo Vallecano's staff is a little nervous, and the results are not very satisfactory. After 11 rounds of La Liga, Rayo Vallecano is ranked tenth, with 4 wins, 2 draws and 5 losses, and the record is very average. However, in the UEFA Europa League, Rayo Vallecano is also a team from La Liga after all. It has an unbeaten record of 1 win and 1 draw in the first two rounds. This round, Rayo Vallecano is at home to face the visiting Polish champion Lech Poznan.

In the first half, Lech Poznan turned away and scored two goals in the 11th and 39th minutes of the game. Luis Parma and Kozubal successively contributed to the team. Although the ball possession rate fell significantly behind and the scene was passive, Lech Poznan took a 2-0 lead.

In the second half, the home team Rayo Vallecano began a desperate counterattack. In the 58th minute of the game, Palazon's goal helped the team regain a victory. However, overall, Rayo Vallecano's ability to seize opportunities was still insufficient. It was not until the 83rd minute that the home team finally equalized the score and tied it 2-2.

In stoppage time, Rayo Vallecano scored a winner, and Alvaro Garcia scored the goal of Lech Poznan in the 94th minute. A 3-2 reversal was born, and the home fans went into carnival!