Can a last minute equaliser be a better feeling than a last minute winner?

[robp135]

Was having this debate with some friends at football today. That scoring a last minute equaliser, in particular in a game where you are underdogs, is a better feeling than a last minute winner.

The logic here is that is you are losing the game you are going from unhappy to happy. Whereas if your drawing a game where you underdogs you are already happy and just get happier.

Thoughts?

Example.

Lennon equalizer in the 4-4 Draw
v
Kaboul winner in the 2-3 Win

 

[Baleforce]

depends on the context and what the result means

 

[parklane1]

Last minute winner is the one for me.

 

[Muttley]

Last minute winner is the one for me.

On a level playing field absolutely.

90th min leveller at the Emirates VS 90th min winner at home to Coventry. That one is a no brainer the other way round

 

[johnola]

how about a first minute equaliser would that be better than a first minute opener.

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Was having this debate with some friends at football today. That scoring a last minute equaliser, in particular in a game where you are underdogs, is a better feeling than a last minute winner.

The logic here is that is you are losing the game you are going from unhappy to happy. Whereas if your drawing a game where you underdogs you are already happy and just get happier.

Thoughts?

Example.

Lennon equalizer in the 4-4 Draw
v
Kaboul winner in the 2-3 Win

How about a last minute equaliser AND winner rolled into one.