Anatoliy Trubin's 98th-minute header against Real Madrid delivered a dramatic 4-2 win for Benfica, securing their place in the Champions League playoffs. The Ukrainian goalkeeper became just the fifth keeper to score in the competition's history, rising highest to meet Fredrik Aursnes' free kick.

The victory marked José Mourinho's first win over his former club, Real Madrid, in a match filled with chaos. Down to nine men after red cards to Rodrygo and Raúl Asencio, Madrid couldn't handle Benfica's late surge. Trubin’s goal capped a wild finish that saw Club Brugge's late winner against Marseille keep Benfica's hopes alive.

This shock result sets up a Friday playoff draw clash with either Inter or Real Madrid. Mourinho's decision to send Trubin up for the set piece paid off in unforgettable fashion. The moment reinforced the Portuguese manager's flair for the dramatic and gave Benfica fans a once-in-a-generation highlight.