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A 'trophy' for Tottenham! Spurs win the Premier League's new 'Most Improbable Comeback' award for their turnaround at Leicester, where their 'win probability' dropped to 0.02%... before 95th and 97th-minute goals

Daily Mail | May 26, 2022

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Tottenham's season has ended with an award for the Premier League's 'Most Improbable Comeback'.

It has been handed to Spurs for their incredible 3-2 victory over Leicester at the King Power Stadium back in January.

Four minutes into stoppage time, Antonio Conte's side were 2-1 down, only for Steven Bergwijn to score in the 95th and 97th minute to clinch three points - which ultimately proved pivotal in the race for Champions League qualification.

Steven Bergwijn scored in the 95th and 97th minute to give Tottenham the unlikeliest of wins
Tottenham had just a 0.02% chance in stoppage time of coming back to beat the Foxes

In a video posted by the Premier League's official account, Tottenham had a win possibility of just 0.

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