Incredible and yet true, drawn from the magic of the Champions League! Atlético looked like Barrios had victory in Europe’s premier competition in his hands in the 29th minute, but Lazio not only didn’t have the final say in the big Group 5 game, they responded in deafening fashion and found an unexpected one Heroes.

That was their goalkeeper, Ivan Provendel. The 29-year-old goalkeeper left his own goal to head home a corner won by his team in the fifth minute of stoppage time, headed after Luis Alberto’s kick and shot into the goal of Jan Oblak, who in the final stages of the game 1: 1 writes and knows the apotheosis of an entire stadium.

It is noted that Provendel became the fourth goalkeeper overall to score in the Champions League and the first since September 29, 2010 and Vincent Enyeama.

As far as the image of the game is concerned, it appeared that Lazio had a better image in the first half compared to Atlético, but the Rojiblancos took the lead in the dressing room at half-time thanks to Pablo Barrios’ shot in the 29th minute Camanda’s leg hit and tricked Provendel.

In the second half the game was exciting, both teams had chances to score, but the two goalkeepers Provendel and Oblak showed good shots and made saves. Somehow the game went into added time to make history.

Lazio took advantage of a corner, Provendel stepped up to find an extra man in the Spaniards’ penalty area and, after a precise cross from Luis Alberto, he fired a header past Oblak, leveling the game in the closing stages of the contest.

• Lazio: Provendel, Marusic, Patrick, Romagnoli, Pellegrini (38′ Lazzari), Camanda (62′ Guduzzi), Vessino (76′ Cataldi), Alberto, Anderson (68′ Isaksen), Immobile, Xacani (76′ Pedro).
• ATLETICO: Oblak, Molina, Savic, Witzel (75′ Correa), Hermoso, Lino (79′ Riquelme), Saul, Barrios (46′ Jimenez), Llorente, Morata, Griezmann

Three points for Feyenoord against 9-man Celtic

In the other Group 5 game, Feyenoord hosted Celtic at the Cape in Rotterdam and claimed a resounding 2-0 win in a game that was dominated from start to finish.

The party for the Dutch started in the 45+2 minute when Stengs sent the ball into Hart’s goal with a direct free kick, while things got even more difficult for the Celts (led by Luis Palma) in the second half.

In the 63rd minute, Lagerbilke was sent off with a second yellow card for a penalty against Paisao. Hart kept his team going by beating the Feyenoord striker from 11 meters, but Holm faced a straight red in the 68th minute and left his team with 9 players.

The significant numerical deficit meant the Scottish champions’ complete collapse. Brendan Rodgers’ side escaped in the 71st minute when Hertruidas’s goal was disallowed (deemed offside by VAR), but it wasn’t until five minutes later when Hertruidas made it 2-0 with a powerful shot from inside the penalty area that made it 2-0 brought the home fans into high gear.

• FEGENORD: Wellenreuther, Hertruida, Trauner, Handsko, Hartmann, Stengs, Wiefer, Timber (73′ Zerucki), Midech (67′ Lingr), Paisao (67′ Jahanbas), Ivanovets (89′ Sauer)
• CELTIC: Hart, Johnston, Lagerbilke, Scales, Taylor, O’Reilly (82′ Bernardo), McGregor, Hatate (58′ Holm), Maeda (82′ Heon-Gyu), Furuhashi (67′ Igata), Palma (58′ Yang)

The results of the 1st matchday in the 5th group

• Feyenoord – Celtic 2:0 (45+2′ Stengs, 76′ Yahanbas)
• Lazio – Atletico 1-1 (90+5′ Provendel / 29′ Barrios)

The whole program

• 10.04. 7:45 p.m Atletico – Feyenoord
• 04/10 22:00 Celtic – Lazio
• 10/25 7:45 p.m Feyenoord – Lazio
• 10/25 22:00 O’clock Celtic – Atletico
• 07/11 22:00 Atletico – Celtic
• 07/11 22:00 Lazio – Feyenoord
• November 28th 7:45 p.m Lazio – Celtic
• November 28th 22:00 O’clock Feyenoord – Atletico
• 13.12. 22:00 O’clock Atlético – Lazio
• 13.12. 22:00 O’clock Celtic – Feyenoord