No.6: The Kop goes wild as Lovren heads Dortmund winner
Coming up next in our countdown is a more recent incredible comeback and a night Dejan Lovren will never forget.
A Europa League quarter-final tie against Jürgen Klopp's former team Borussia Dortmund always promised something special, and it certainly didn't disappoint!
After the 1-1 draw in Germany, hopes were high that the Reds could make it another memorable night in front of the Kop.
After an incredibly emotional start to the night when both sets of supporters paid tribute to the 96 with a dual rendition of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' and a spine tingling minute's silence ahead of the Hillsborough anniversary, it was time for the action to begin.
Dortmund started like a house on fire when goals from Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang turned the tie around inside the opening nine minutes.
Divock Origi got Anfield believing again when he netted within three minutes of the restart but a brilliant goal from Marco Reus in the 57th minute meant Klopp's charges needed three more goals.
But after Coutinho rifled home and Mamadou Sakho netted with 12 minutes to go, Anfield was literally rocking.
Deep into stoppage time, Liverpool won a free-kick. After playing the ball short to Daniel Sturridge, James Milner got it back and produced a magnificent cross that found the head of Lovren - and the rest is history.
A truly special moment in Anfield folklore, can history repeat itself again tonight?