Do you believe in miracles? After Thursday, I think I do. Down 3-1 heading to Craven Cottage for the second leg, Fulham needed a miracle to defeat mighty Juventus in the Final 16 of the Europa League. The Cottagers delivered a miracle performance in defeating Juve 4-1 to win the two-legged tie 5-4 on aggregate.

While there were some who had faith in Fulham being able to come back in this tie, I was not one of them. Fortunately, I was wrong and the Cottagers will advance to the final eight of the Europa League. In other words, the dream lives on for Fulham.

What's even more sensational about this comeback is that Juve scored in the second minute through David Trezeguet to seemingly put the match well out of the reach for Fulham. However, the Cottagers had other ideas. First half goals from Bobby Zamora and Zoltan Gera gave the hosts some hope. In the second half, Gera scored another one from the spot from a handball call in the box against Diego. The Cottagers continued to apply the pressure and in the 82nd minute, substitute Clint Dempsey scored the winner much to the joy of a rowdy home crowd at the Cottage.

In all my years supporting this team I do not remember a match in which Fulham was able to do what they did on Thursday. There was no chance for this team to beat Juve, let alone beat them by three goals and advance. I am in shock right now as I am sure most other Fulham supporters are as well.

As always, credit has to go to Roy Hodgson for going all out in this match and getting his players in the mental state of mind to not just compete hard, but to play to win. After the match was tied on aggregate at four, Hodgson took off one of his defenders, Stephen Kelly and brought on Dempsey. It was clear Fulham were going for the jugular and the substitution worked to perfection as Dempsey netted the winner as mentioned earlier.

While the win over Shakhtar was impressive and unexpected, this win was even more shocking. The Cottagers looked lousy in Turin and Juve had control of that match. But on Thursday, it was a different story. Unlike Fulham's southwest London rivals, the Cottagers got it done against a major Italian side in Juventus and will live to fight another day in the Europa League.

This was the most memorable and exciting Fulham match I can remember. I know the matches at the end of the 2007-2008 season to stave off relegation were nervy, but this one had it all. The goals, the crowd, the comeback and everything involved with this match was unreal. This match will not be forgotten by Fulham supporters anytime soon.

On top of that, Europe has surely taken notice that Fulham are not a team to be taken lightly. Juve may have had a few injuries, but on paper they were the better team. It just goes to show you that it's not all about the talent on paper, but how the players mesh and play together as a team as Fulham has done over the last two seasons under Hodgson.

The draw for the final 8 is on Friday I believe. I am sure we will draw a power and I am sure we will be underdogs. However, this Fulham team will be up for the challenge of any team in any location. I do not doubt anything from this team. They are truly special and fun to watch.

Words cannot express how Fulham supporters feel right now. If you can, tell me how you feel about this win today. Were you as shocked as I was? Did anyone honestly expect the Cottagers to come back? Let me know. Also, bottoms up tonight Fulham supporters! It's been a great day to support our beloved club!