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Both analysts point out that while some notable events have emerged from extra time—such as dramatic moments in tournaments—those instances represent an anomaly rather than a norm. Miguel reflects that instances of extra time adding to the spectacle of matches are increasingly uncommon. He cites historical examples, such as the famous 1999 UEFA Champions League final and more recent intense encounters like the League Cup Final between Liverpool and Chelsea, acknowledging they stand out against a backdrop of largely uneventful extra-time periods.