Crosby's Golden Goal as seen on FIVE telecasts

Five different takes on the peak moment of Canada's road to hockey gold in 2010, with the golden goal by Sidney Crosby defeating the United States.

[@613and802]

I don't know why, but I really enjoyed hearing someone say Sidney Crosby with an English accent.

[@CarandRacer]

Feeling down? Canadian? Watch this. All better.

[@travelledbones]

One of the most amazing things about this to hear the voices of the commentators from BBC and France and their excitement over this just unbelievable. GO CANADA GO

[@swayzesdk3494]

It's because every country in the world wanted Canada to win.

[@keith6868]

I think the broadcasters from France were happier than the Canadians lol

[@MasterMecha]

The guy thats yelling during the france broadcast is a french canadian singer from the 90s, so of course hes celebrating.

[@dude071297]

The Canadian announcers are the same people we have commentate every game. They've seen it all, and they don't react to much. This is the most excited I've ever heard them. The French guys didn't commentate on hockey as often, I think, so they reacted more strongly.

[@ravi8490]

+keith assoun I think the French hate the Americans more than they love Canada.

[@chrisdallaire3257]

Oh no my friend the French Canadian announcers belted out like we’ve never heard them! I still get chills when I hear it!

[@williamhobbs21]

The guy was from Québec

[@MauriceBear]

The Golden Goal from 2010 means alot to me, to this dude underneath, this dude over me and every Canadian who lives hockey like a passion.

[@MarcPalumboPaliotti]

Beautiful. Just beautiful. I still tear when I watch that goal

[@MauriceBear]

Me I just like cheer like it was that all over again. XD

[@MarcPalumboPaliotti]

Get ready then

[@Musicrecords10]

Still remember watching this game on tv with my family, gives me chills to this day

[@calstatela]

I AM A TRUE AMERICAN FOR LIFE BUT THIS IS STILL BY FAR IF NOT ONE OF THE BEST HOCKEY GAMES I HAVE EVER WATCHED IN MY LIFE..I'M SO HYPED FOR THIS OLYMPICS. MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT TO CANADA FOR GIVING US A GREAT CHALLENGE IN 2010. NO TIME TO HATE AT ALL.

[@Northcountry1926]

Bless you - Much Respect for the USA 🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@risksikrikak903]

I love you for that friend.world needs more like you.respecting u.s.hockey team too.they put up a good fight.

[@caylemfarquhar2192]

❤️❤️❤️

[@andrewc6385]

Respect

[@autobotsrollup]

i still get chills up my spine from this goal greatest goal in hockey history

[@MrCrockaG]

+pat row For me personally I put it second behind Henderson's in the Summit series but this is absolutely legendary and will go down in history as one of the best ever

[@MrCrockaG]

***** yeah and television wasn't nearly as watched then anyways. I think because you weren't allowed professionals at the Olympics but the Soviets found a way around that and dominated for years, finally playing professionals for Canada and winning showed Canada was the better country. The Cold War tensions made it that much better to win.

[@MrCrockaG]

***** Same here I really wish I could've seen it! I think that goal is most special though cause it had such a huge impact not only in hockey, but it completely changed Canadian identity forever.

[@chevydryden4508]

Henderson 72 that was war

[@donaldslater6193]

Awesome goal and one of my favorite hockey moments of all time. But the greatest goal would have to be Orr's flying goal for the Cup in 1970. I'd put Crosby as #2!

[@canadaswimmer3547]

Remember it like it was yesterday. Makes me proud to be a Canadian!

[@Natethe6r8]

canadaswimmer agreed

[@1k2j5gbg]

Has everyone forgot about Iggys contribution to that?

[@FischerFan]

Iggy Iggy Iggy; can't ya see? Sometimes your moves just hypnotize me!

[@MrAmanbassi4]

this was one of the happiest moments of my life. being a canucks fan we've never won the stanley cup so this moment was pretty awesome!

[@TheAdventurousCow88]

I'm a Penguins fan, but the Canucks deserve a Stanley Cup. Good luck to your team.

[@CameronS437]

I get shivers every time. The Hans Zimmer definitely makes it that much more amazing.

[@MrY3110w]

I guess everyone loves Canada

[@wallwawing1481]

I'd say more everyone hates America...

[@MrY3110w]

Wang Yang you know you are right when you have more likes than the original post...

[@AvroBellow]

The funniest thing to me was that the French announcers went more nuts than the Canadian announcers. I guess we know who they were pulling for! ;)

[@wolfgangvontremechan9416]

Avro Arrow I saw the game and I remember that one of the announcers was Roch Voisine, a canadian singer well known in France. you can hear him say "j'en ai les larmes aux yeux" (tears are coming up)

[@AvroBellow]

Wolfgang Von Tremechan Really? Roch Voisine? I know of him, being from Montreal. I never knew he was in France at the time.

[@Shadow0L24]

I'm American and I'm proud of how our boys played. Canada was obviously the favorite the whole way. The US beat them once earlier in the tourney and almost beat them again in the last game. Good win Canada but we almost got you!

[@timmullens9479]

and Ronnie Wilson is a damn good coach

[@marcpelu2558]

Almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades

[@Madmartigan6]

Can't Imagine what it was like being in that building... Just being on my friends couch with a few buddies it was insane.

[@jampako]

This is still giving me shivers 6 years later and I will never forget this moment. As a Canadian who grew up loving the game and watching all the international tournaments I can say this is the way moment I have witnessed. A similar moment would be Jordan eberle tying against Russia in the world juniors but this still tops it. Hockey is Canada's game!

[@zimmyB]

I still have no idea why this still isn't a Canadian Heritage Minute...

[@maxamusbergus]

TRUE!

[@anthonyteichroeb917]

It will

[@Karim_22_]

Still watching it even in 2015 :')

[@KnownForTrolling]

+BarcaBoy22 visca barca

[@dbagg6394]

2019. im timetravelling

[@phillakai321]

I like how the ones from france and UK sounded happy that canada won haha

[@MrCrockaG]

+Keepo420 Cause they probably like Canada more than the US. After all, was created by the French and British and gained independence peacefully.

[@jeromelajeunesse7444]

actually thats because one of the commentators was french canadien ahah

[@nordiques8298]

Canada and France are like brothers from another mother haha

[@phillakai321]

***** I think he meant that the broadcaster from France Tv is actually a french canadian

[@phillakai321]

***** Ok dude i don't think you get it, Roch voisine was broadcasting on the France TV channel. Roch Voisine is french canadian but also popular in France.

[@tylergerald]

Inception music just makes everything so much better

[@JaysCyYoung1]

I love how excited the French and British announcers got. Sounded so cool.

[@TaylorGangTGOD831]

I'm American but Sid is still and probably always will be my favorite player

[@Cambergain]

Finally an American who's not ignorant and doesn't think Crosby sucks

[@glitteringmultitude5268]

You must have been a bit conflicted during this game then. :)

[@Cambergain]

Haha

[@panzyzoobrother]

Austin Camarena but i am Canadian and i dont like Crosby I think he whiner and crier. He is a big baby to me. If you want to see a real hockey player look at Bergeron. Bergeron is one of the best defensive forwards ever plus he is not whiner and crier. Bergeron is tough he played through a broken rib, cartilage damage and more in the 2013 Stanley cup playoffs. I know Crosby is the "Poster Boy" for the NHL but he is bad for the game. When little kids see him on the ice whinny and crying, kids will follow that and its bad for the future of the game.

[@wallwawing1481]

Gsphockey completely agree with you, but we can all agree that Crosby is the best player in the NHL, talent wise...

[@Eclipto14]

Canada dominates at hockey. (Just ignore our juniors, plz.)

[@AlpineSolitude]

Still remember when I watched a 15 y/o Crosby score a hat trick against the best private school in Minnesota with a bunch of 18 year olds

[@bougieman]

This is my fave moment in sports history. It happened two miles from where I sit right now. I screamed so loud when that goal went in, and I began to cry! Total rush of adrenaline. My fave broadcast of it is the one from TV in France. (1:05)

[@wasabipiep4724]

This never gets old. Even after six years!

[@Worldsportstalk24]

still doesn't

[@jacobs1047]

12 years 🥲

[@scottwill19]

LOL france seemed extremely happy that canada won.

[@antoinebernier457]

Yep, one of their analysts was Roch Voisine, a canadian singer from Edmundston, New Brunswick, big hockey fan.

[@Proscar1987]

In fact, nobody like USA..

[@Notyourfriend666]

I love coming back and watching videos on the golden goal, every time I watch them I get chills like it happened yesterday... Canada for GOLD 2014!

[@louzermonster7323]

Five years later and it still gives me chills.

[@dav0113]

I was on a beach in Costa Rica for this goal, surrounded by Americans. It was a wonderful moment :P

[@CrociatoAzzurro]

I know the Olympics are International but I'm surprised they had it on TV over there.

[@dav0113]

CrociatoAzzurro It was on the internet and about 40 people were hovering over the computer.

[@fdannn6926]

CrociatoAzzurro I actually watched game 6 of the 2013 cup final at a resort in Mexico, was surprised they had it on tv in the lobby!

[@LvI28Larvitar]

I love how happy everyone sounds that Canada won, even from Europe

[@ryankelly7859]

Still get chills watching this. Was a Canadian at a bar in Belgium watching the BBC broadcast - half Canadian half Americans, just an absolute fantastic and respectful atmosphere. Bartender said he had never heard a louder crowd at the place. That Crosby scored was the icing on the cake - amazing!

[@Brian-Hayden]

Neat perspective. Thanks for doing this!

[@JokahFACE]

Fucking epic.

[@R.e.m.y.H.]

I remember watching this with my Dad. The whole city went nuts, screaming, honking, it was incredible! Good times :)

[@loripatrick4652]

It still gives me chills. Every single time. Paul Henderson's goal in 1972 against the USSR...both could cause a heart attack. Apparently the Russians are not over the 1972 loss.

[@reinisvaza4071]

Damn, i remember that moment like it was yesterday. This video gave me goosebumps. Greetings from Latvia. Let's take GOLD back to back, Canada. Latvia are on your side. ;)

[@FischerFan]

Your goaltender nearly took down our guys in Sochi! You Latvian hockey fans are marvelous!!

[@reinisvaza4071]

FischerFan Yeah, that was a crazy game. Thanks, buddy. :)

[@I700I3]

Yeah sick moment proud to be canadian. Canada's got gold in Sochi 2014 again!

[@airv1982]

Shedding tears every time I watch this! I love that you can hear Crosby clear calling for the puck "Iggy" the goal

[@Delurseytu]

This is the only video I have watched that has made me cry out of happiness. I live in a town about an hour away from Vancouver. I can tell you that after Crosby scored, I felt like I was living in a utopian society with all the celebrating. So awesome.

[@milepostproductions5610]

Canada is the best country in the world at hockey. No matter how hard the americans try, they will always fall short. No matter how much the americans try to make it their game, that will never ever happen. We repeated as Champions in Sochi for both men and women. I was just as happy to see the americans lose to Finland 5-0 in the bronze medal game. I'm proud to say that I've witnessed some of the greatest moments in Olympic Hockey history. From Crosby's Golden Goal to Marie Phillipe Poulin's Golden Goal in Sochi, we own hockey, and nothing is going to take that away from us. #CanadaFTW

[@AvroBellow]

Now if we could only get the NHL to move its headquarters back to Montreal where it belongs.

[@milepostproductions5610]

Yeah. Good luck trying to convince Bettman to move it from New York. I think he hates Canadian teams.

[@HawkFest1]

Blake Trafford He hates Canadian teams because he hates good hockey, he sees this sport as some « WWF Entertainment » as many US Americans do (the top market slots for "noble" sports are already taken by NFL Football, baseball, even basketball)

[@milepostproductions5610]

He's a weasel.

[@AvroBellow]

The thing that we must remember about Bettman is that all he does is serve the interests of the owners. Since most of the owners are Americans...

[@Skinnycoffee]

The UK and French takes were f---ing awesome.

[@valveanti-cheat9348]

This video gives me tears everytime I watch it.

[@mattb9351]

I wish that every country- in whatever sport they love best- can experience a moment of total bliss and ecstasy like we did.

[@cocoonman]

+Diamond Vault Well a lot have.. I agree with you though.. once in a lifetime feeling.. all nations deserve it. Cheers.

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

+Diamond Vault It really did feel like a moment of pure bliss. I loved the fact that the majority of Canadians were celebrating together at that moment. I'll never forget it.

[@Scotsforever]

I love the French Telecast best...I think it's Roch Voisine who goes nuts...love him for that. The girl at 1:48 of this video I love as well. No one but Canadians can understand the pressure these guys face when the red Maple Leaf is on their sweater...I don't think any team in all of sports has to play with as much pressure as the Men's Canadian Olympic Hockey team...Brazilian Soccer and American Basketball teams are not anywhere close to the expectations put upon Canada's Hockey team

[@videocircus]

When coming up against Canada in Hockey........you may as well hang your skates up cause you don't stand a chance if you are from any other country.

[@huntermcisaac4229]

Dam right!!

[@mockingbird93144]

Heck ya

[@momokingify]

Anyone has a chance in the olympics. Just because you have the Crosby's and the Nash's and the Toews's doesnt make you a definite winner. There's still the Kane's the Malkin's the Datsyuk's and many more. Any team can beat any other team on any given day my friend.

[@jiri7364]

Yeah, right, 1998 Nagano??????

[@StephieD23]

Alan Bever Nobody is beating Canada. It's not just the amazing players and their skill. Canada is hockey, we fight hard and we have the hearts of champions in this sport. Might as well forget trying to beat us, ain't happening.

[@SgtPrice1000]

My side lost but man that was an awesome game. Felt like a knife in the heart 8 years ago but looking on it now, it's just one of the coolest olympic moments ever. Good luck this year to both teams!

[@Natethe6r8]

Still brings me tears :,) Go Canada Go!!!

[@xUnleadedx]

awesome video

[@irelandguy]

I cried.

[@Maniaxe613]

So did I.

[@foursights]

Oh my god still get shivers watching this 5 years later!

[@altagolfer]

every Canadian remembers where they were that day. I was watching it in a Calgary pub, and although I'm an Oiler fan. I was proud to celebrate this among my fellow Canadians!

[@imposibbleyeetctc7207]

is it just me or was no brodcast other then the american one rooting for the u.s?

[@rickyspanish8696]

That's because everyone hates the US for being the only remaining superpower

[@dude071297]

Ricky Spanish I think everyone was sick of US trash talk. There was so much trash talked before the game, and general cockiness overall. Seeing that crushed was so much more fun than watching more gloating. And I'm not even sure the American broadcast was cheering too hard for the US.

[@Badfellow1234567891]

Haha The French Commentators raged

[@barbhills459]

This still gives me chills to this day. So proud to be Canadian🇨🇦. I love how all differant nationalities celebrated as one, there was no racism, just celebration. If only the world could figure that out😥

[@PapaCologne]

2 year anniversary today! Amazing moment and it was an honor witnessing it live! :)

[@XxHockeyKid34xX]

Did anyone else see the Canadian goalie looking like a spider, skating down the ice, Lmao, GO CANADA GO!

[@rins1641]

+Chris Adamo LOL good eye! 0:30 i have to replay it to see what u mean

[@Guenter34]

😂😂😂

[@coreydaniels4723]

+Rin Ast love it

[@Dlabelmard]

+Chris Adamo LOL

[@nordiques8298]

Martin Brodeur is the best

[@carlosgo5322]

You can tell the European announcers also wanted Canada to win :P

[@smcs0franky0m]

I STILL get goosebumps from this....I don't think the feeling will ever end. I'll just get my kids to watch this in 20 years when they're feeling down, they'll brighten up :D

[@Cambergain]

we believed and they won

[@DeeAy09]

round 2

[@SuperThejammer]

I could watch this all day long and not be bored!

[@fletch69walks]

this video gave me chills...can't wait to do it again...Go Canada.

[@stevem842]

This is how D2: The Mighty Ducks should've ended as well. Canadians are just too friendly to have played believable villains

[@Kastrenzo74]

funny seeing the BBC one because Brits typically dont care about hockey. hell most don't even know what it is, I wore an NHL jersey in london once and people were giving me funny looks, one guy thought it was a football "as in American NFL" shirt

[@pascalfilfe7755]

If you tell them NHL, they don't really know what it's about, but if you tell them it's hockey they'll understand. In all, if you want very real hockey in the UK, go to Scotland, they love it ever there. Unfortunately, do to budget cuts in Scotland by the British, they don't have an official hockey team, but many high schools and colleges (universities) have them, sadly no professional ones.

[@TheKJesus]

@MrGlokster , I feel the exact same way. This has to be one of the proudest moments of my life, as a Canadian. If you're Canadian, you know what I'm talking about. Watching moments like these, absolutely bring me to tears. Hockey isn't just a sport, its a lifestyle.

[@BF3AirAce]

I remember watching this live, when USA scored its 2nd goal i was in despair. My dad left the house with sadness and i watched the sudden death in fear. When sidney scored, was the joy. one of the best moments of my life.

[@LOKISlog7]

CBC FTW

[@FalaMerda]

Damn! That French call wins easy.

[@FischerFan]

It almost sounded like FRANCE had won the gold medal; didn't it?!!

[@SonsOfSevenless]

i remember watching this at a bar in a ski lodge after a nice day of skiing in quebec... this brings back the memory

[@DRG1244]

I could watch these reaction videos all day. What a magical time that was.

[@lifegiverchurchwindsor]

RDS wins!

[@samanthaoad7505]

i am Canadian, thanks for making me smile and giggle..

[@Canadian737]

That was the proudest moment I've ever felt in my life. I remember staring at that screen, watching the puck fly into the net and seeing sid the kid jump in the air. I exploded! Still brings back tears. I'll never forget that moment.

[@alecathesensfan]

I remember watching this moment on tv lol, that was an amazing experience 🍁

[@Tgrizzooo]

I'm canadian and this gives me CHILLS

[@Daniellekyei]

Wow I got goosebumps from re-watching! What an amazing game & best olympics ever! Proud to be from Vancouver.... & the Inception music just added to it!

[@peter042994]

Still get chills everytime I watch this even two years later

[@theunholywind]

A shiver runs down my spine every time I watch this

[@mitchellvecchiola]

This broadcast actually brings tears to my eyes

[@MrSpinneroony]

This was the first time in my entire life, that I too felt the emotion of the average man and woman. Tears of happiness flowed down upon my cheek as I watched the nation come together as one to celebrate the winning of the most important winter event. I then gathered myself after realizing that although I too am an avid fan of both hockey and Canada, I am also Chuck Norris, thus I shall not cry, weep, or show the emotion of a weaker being.

[@p-ogagne6735]

God fucking damn, I tear up everytime I watch videos like these. Hockey is such a passion amongst Canadians. I want to live this again this year, just gotta hope that Canada puts the thrusters on, like they did in Vancouver.

[@nate2dawg1]

This is a memory, a memory that I will never forget until I die.

[@imightbenapping]

The sweetest one was on NBC. I've never heard a commentator so happily rattled in my life :)

[@cookiebee24]

This actually gives me goose bumps, it makes me SO proud to be Canadian

[@stevesoderholm4990]

It blows my mind how EXCITED all the other announcers from all over the world are that Canada won, AND beat the States haha...Love it

[@ThatNotACopGuy]

Even 4 years later, it gives me chills. Here's to hopefully another Men's Hockey Gold this year!

[@nate2dawg1]

The Greatest moment in my life that will never be forgotten

[@kiidampuller97]

still got goosebumps through every single telecast

[@williamhobbs21]

Remember watching this in school on the electronic board one of the best moment in my Life

[@RyanStalloneable]

A give and go that has kept me smiling for the last 4 years

[@rubyloughton2276]

This still brings me chills

[@xRyeBredx]

I was at the gold medal game! best day of my life. I get goosebumps watching this everytime i see it. If you don't, then you're not Canadian.

[@sparda_]

Gives me so much chills... The best day of my life..

[@GoLeafsGoBaby]

Watching this in 2012 and it still brings a tear to my eyes, so proud to be a Canadian!

[@CFLNHLFIFAFAN]

One of my favourite moments of olympics and life celebrating was in tears of happiness! I love the France and British commentator ones, brings me chills. Was incredible. Hope for something great again in Russia.

[@AvroBellow]

I will NEVER forget where I was when this goal was scored. I was at La Cage Aux Sports Carrefour Agrignon in LaSalle, Quebec (just southeast of my home neighbourhood of NDG). It was a sea of red and white hockey sweaters in there.

[@desireeciereszko]

This will always give me goosebumps and get me choked up. Always.

[@Quackers2011]

its already london 2012and i still miss vancouver 2010! i remember when i was watching this on tv nd sid scored, i freaked out! Im canadain and proud of it

[@iseered22]

Watching this still gives me the chills, and being from Vancouver I get emotional. No other nationality will ever understand how much this meant to us, to win gold in Hockey, on home ice. Hockey is, and will always be Canada's game!

[@LJPMotorsports]

Why? There's a painting of a hockey game in Virginia dated to the 1830s'