Wembley inhaled. Then it exploded.
And high above the pitch, the great clock ticked to 90+3. Wembley fell quiet for a heartbeat. Then the yellow wall started to sing—not in anger, but in pride. You'll Never Walk Alone drifted through the London rain.
Bayern slowly reasserted control. Thomas Müller, all gangly limbs and menace, began to find space. Robben stopped drifting and started driving.
Bayern Munich 2–1 Borussia Dortmund (Mandžukić 60', Robben 89' – Gündogan 26')
And there, sliding in at the far post, was . The man who missed a penalty in the 2012 final. The man they called a choker. The man who had just beaten his defender, sprinted 60 yards, and thrown himself into history.
Dortmund threw everything forward in stoppage time. Neuer punched away a last-ditch header from Mats Hummels. Then the whistle.
Then, the 89th minute.