Lille shot-stopper Berke Ozer incredibly stopped three straight penalties in the final stages of their European victory over Roma.
The French side went ahead through Haraldsson's sixth-minute goal after he took advantage of an mistake to find the net.
However home side Roma were awarded the perfect chance to equalise and secure a draw when they were awarded an late spot-kick after handball by Aissa Mandi.
Replacement Dovbyk took responsibility to take the penalty but his effort was saved, only for official the referee to instruct a retake after the keeper was judged to have stepped forward.
Dovbyk stepped up again only to be stopped again by the visiting keeper, but on this occasion the Turkish player was ruled to have moved forward prematurely.
Responsibility to take the final attempt was then passed to Matias Soule, but he too was denied by Ozer and this time the save stood to help confirm Lille's victory.
Roma boss Gian Piero Gasperini stated following the match: "I have never witnessed 3 saved penalties in a single game. It was an nearly unique unusual situation, which finally influenced the outcome."
