Borussia Klopp admitted win against Malaga ‘best moment’ of his career

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp revealed his side’s sensational win over Malaga in the second leg of their Champions’ League quarter-final was one of the best moments in his managerial career.

Borussia Dortmund delivered one of the greatest comeback in Champions League history, scoring two goals deep into injury time to claim a 3-2 victory and progress to the next stage of tournament. The German giants looked dead and buried after goals from Joaquin and Eliseu, however they managed to complete an unlikely comeback by courtesy of Reus’ and Santana’s goals in the dying stages of the game.

Asked if he has ever witnessed a game like this before, Klopp said: “No, I wouldn’t have. I did wish today I would see this. This is one face of football - one very disappointed team in this moment and one lucky team - it was unbelievable. We made, I think, our worst game in the Champions League. The first half we showed a bit of nerves - not our best football.

“In the second half we tried a bit better and they were two clever this evening, it was not easy. e got the goal and we made it. It is unbelievable what happens in this stadium - it was crazy. In the dressing room my assistants and me were looking at each other in shock. We are in the semi-final, nobody could believe who knew us a few years ago. Now it’s really crazy but one of the best things I have ever felt,” he added.