The match was held at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, and saw Bayern Munich take an early lead after just six minutes when striker Mario Basler scored from a free-kick. The German team dominated the game for much of the first half, but were unable to add to their lead.

Manchester United battled hard to get back in the game, but were unable to find a way past the Bayern Munich defense until the 91st minute. Substitute Teddy Sheringham scored from close range to level the scores and give Manchester United a lifeline.

The game looked destined to go into extra time, but moments later, Manchester United scored again through Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Norwegian striker prodded the ball home from close range to give Manchester United a dramatic and unforgettable 2-1 victory.

The scenes that followed were incredible, as Manchester United fans erupted with joy and Bayern Munich players slumped to the ground in disbelief. The win completed a historic Treble for Manchester United, as they had already won the English Premier League and the FA Cup earlier in the season.

The 1999 UEFA Champions League Final will always be remembered as one of the greatest games in the history of sports. It was a game that had everything, from a dominant first-half performance from Bayern Munich, to a stunning comeback from Manchester United. It was a game of drama, passion, and excitement, and will always be remembered as one of the greatest moments in the history of football.