The moment Gordon Banks denied Pele's shot at the 1970 World Cup was called the "save of the century".
This time, that classic moment was recreated in the pouring rain at Leipzig, when Turkish goalkeeper Mert Guynok struggled to save Christophe Baumgartner's header.
In the 94th minute of the game, Austria launched their final attack, and Turkey stubbornly maintained a 2-1 lead in the final moments.
Austria's Baumgartner dodged wide at the back post and headed in a ball that slid across the slippery turf and appeared to fly to the opposite corner until the 35-year-old Günock swooped over to block the ball.
When Gounoch's teammates rushed to congratulate him seconds after the final whistle, Banksy was also on the lips of all the commentators, trying to describe Gounoch's saves.
Turkish defender Merih Demiral was named Man of the Match with two goals in the game, including the fastest goal in the knockout stages of European Championship history.
Speaking after the game, he said: "Melt did a great job and we had a big discussion after the final whistle and I couldn't believe my eyes – it was probably one of the best saves I've ever seen".