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#comeback

In the last of our 'Vintage Veteran' series, veteran ex-Mayo netminder David Clarke reveals what keeps him going It's been a week since Ballina Stephenites produced the mother and father of all comebacks to capture a Mayo SFC three-in-a-row, and David Clarke's voice is still showing some of the effects of it. This one is really being savoured, and it came about in the most unlikely of circumstances, so the former Mayo goalkeeper enjoyed every second.

They just thought the way Steph was going, with Jimmy out there, we were going to score," Kerr said. "That was my biggest concern: Can we execute? And they just reminded me: We have Steph and Jimmy. They'll find a way to score. And they did. It was fantastic to watch the defense with that kind of size and length.

We fought to the end,

PSG struck after just six minutes when Barcola slotted the ball past Mike Penders after a neat pass from Desire Doue, but the latter's brother Guela provided the assist for Strasbourg's equaliser as his cross was headed in by Panichelli. Julio Enciso was causing a lot of problems for the hosts, first being denied by Lucas Chevalier and then hitting the side-netting.

The Danish league leaders had dominated last week's first leg and travelled to Petershill Park with a slender lead, but it is City who will enter Friday's draw after winning 5-3 on the night and progress 6-5 on aggregate. It means Leanne Ross' Scottish league leaders join the likes of Inter Milan, Sporting and Eintracht Frankfurt, who have also won their second qualifying round ties, in Friday's draw for the next stage.

It may not have been a defining moment for Aikman, but it was a significant one for the quarterback and team. The same may one day be said about Bryce Young and the 2-3 Panthers, who head into Sunday's game against the 2-2-1 Cowboys ( 1 p.m. ET, Fox) after a seemingly improbable 27-24 victory against the Miami Dolphins at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday.

"For sure, as confident as I've ever been," Prescott said. "Yeah, I would say I am, and I mean I think I'm just going right off of the heels of the experience. I think that's why every year I feel like I've gotten better, making strides and never getting complacent in every part of my game. "I know sometimes the numbers and things don't always show that, but I think right now they are."

Lazar Samardzic and Mario Pasalic were on target as Atalanta produced a late comeback to beat Club Brugge 2-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday. Christos Tzolis' well-executed opener had the visitors ahead by the break at New Balance Arena but Brugge were denied making it two wins from two in the league phase as the hosts fought back to rebound from a 4-0 hammering at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain.

On Sept. 1, Detroit owned a 10.5-game lead over the Guardians and was listed at -20,000 to win their division at ESPN BET, meaning a bettor would have to risk $20,000 on Detroit to win just $100. A spokesperson for ESPN BET said the sportsbook did take "a few bets" on the Tigers at that price but declined to provide specifics. The Guardians were 80-1 to win the division entering September.

So the game-tying sequence in the final seconds of the fourth quarter was fitting: Down three with 20 seconds remaining, the Mercury came out of a timeout and got a decent look for guard Sami Whitcomb, who missed badly. But her teammates kept the possession alive to give her a second chance as the game clock hit single digits, and the results were better this time.

What the win means for Phoenix They say a series doesn't start until the home team loses. If that's the case, the semifinals between the Mercury and Lynx have officially begun -- and in epic fashion. Phoenix became just the fifth team in WNBA playoff history to come back from a 20-point deficit. And now the series is tied 1-1.

In a town where you can make your own luck or can sink further into an abyss, Mater Dei High dug deep, wiped away memories from a loss last week and answered a gut-check call to come away with a 27-24 road victory over Bishop Gorman on Friday night. Coach Raul Lara brought up the word "resurrection" during a postgame huddle with his players.

On Sept. 18, 2006, the Los Angeles Dodgers put together one of the greatest comebacks in franchise and Major League Baseball. Against the San Diego Padres, the Dodgers combined for four consecutive solo home runs to tie the game in the bottom of the ninth inning. Nomar Garciaparra capped off the improbable series of events with a walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the 10th.

Ange Postecoglou, hands rooted in pockets, was still shaking his head in disbelief as he walked on to the pitch at the final whistle with What a Beautiful Day, an unofficial anthem in these parts, blaring over the speakers. Swansea had just completed an incomprehensible comeback to advance to the Carabao Cup fourth round at Nottingham Forest's expense, the hosts scoring twice in the final four minutes of second-half stoppage time.

Napheesa Collier made a go-ahead 18-footer with 1:24 left on the way to 24 points, and the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx rallied from a 17-point, third-quarter deficit to beat the Golden State Valkyries 75-74 on Wednesday night and move on in the WNBA playoffs. Collier shot 10 for 16 and followed up her 20-point performance in Game 1 with a 14-point second half to bring her team back - and give the Lynx another chance to keep chasing that championship they just missed last year.

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She still doesn't know what's going on, but I'm happy,

It was right around the time everyone left them for dead that the Las Vegas Aces began showing signs of life. At the start of August, the Minnesota Lynx rudely welcomed them back from the All-Star break by nearly doubling them up in Vegas; the 111-58 game was the second-biggest loss in WNBA history, and the worst defeat at home.

The team arrived in Atlanta to play a talented-but-underachieving Braves team and hoping to right the ship. Everything was going according to plan in Monday's series opener. The White Sox bats came out hot and knocked Atlanta starter Spencer Strider out of the game in the fourth inning. By the sixth, the Sox held a 10-1 lead, and it felt out of reach for the Braves.

"It feels good to be back in the team environment and back on the pitch. Everyone has been very welcoming. It's been a good few weeks but I'm just happy I'm here now and can focus on the football."