Video narration
At half-time in Istanbul, you look at the scoreboard: AC Milan three, Liverpool zero. In a Champions League final, that feels like a verdict. The second half begins, and Liverpool need three just to draw level. Each glance at the board says: this is over. Then, in six minutes, the scoreboard changes three times. Gerrard heads one in. Smicer scores two minutes later. Alonso follows up after his penalty is saved. Three goals. Three-all. The final is suddenly alive. No winner in normal time. In extra time, Jerzy Dudek makes a double save, keeping Liverpool in it. A shootout means each side takes penalties to decide the winner. Now the scoreboard can't decide it. Liverpool win the shootout, three-two, and lift the trophy after trailing by three. Three goals. Six minutes. Never give up. Follow History in 60 Sec for more.