In every decider, a substitute scored.

Cole, on 46′, scored 48′. Sheringham, on 9′, scored 11′. Then Barcelona — both from the bench.

Season 1998–99

  • 16 May · Tottenham Hotspur

    Premier League

    46′ → 48′
    two minutesCole

  • 22 May · Newcastle United

    FA Cup

    9′ → 11′
    two minutesSheringham

  • 26 May · FC Bayern Munich

    Champions League

    67′90+1′
    24 minutesSheringham
    81′90+3′
    twelve minutesSolskjær
0′45′90′

Day one: the title, won from behind.

Ferdinand put Tottenham Hotspur ahead on 26. Beckham levelled on 43; Cole — on at half-time — turned it on 48.

16 May · Tottenham Hotspur
16 Mayv Tottenham Hotspur2–1

Premier League — final day

on 46′Cole · scored 48′

0–1

after 26′

43′Beckham
48′Cole
26′Ferdinand
0′HTFT
  1. 26' Les Ferdinand
  2. 43' David Beckham
  3. 48' Andy Cole

Day eleven: both goals came off the bench.

Basler put FC Bayern Munich ahead on 6. Ninety minutes gone: Sheringham, 90+1. Solskjær, 90+3.

26 May · FC Bayern Munich
26 Mayv FC Bayern Munich2–1

Champions League final

on 67′Sheringham · scored 90+1′

on 81′Solskjær · scored 90+3′

0–1

at 90′

90+1′Sheringham
90+3′Solskjær
6′Basler
0′HT90FT
  1. 6' Mario Basler
  2. 90+1' Teddy Sheringham
  3. 90+3' Ole Gunnar Solskjær
9Cole↓ 81′19Yorke
15Blomqvist↓ 67′8Butt7Beckham11Giggs
3Irwin5Johnsen6Stam2Neville
1Schmeichel

4-4-2 — shape from recorded positions, not coordinates

Substitutes

The starting eleven carries no goal mark. Both sit in the substitutes column — Sheringham on 67′, Solskjær on 81′.

Three must-wins. Two from behind. All three from the bench.

Eleven days. Three trophies. Now run the season back.

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