Sidney Crosby scores the Gold Medal Winning Goal at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics

My amazing Vancouver 2010 Olympic experience capped off with Sidney Crosby scoring in overtime to win the Gold Medal Hockey Game for Canada. Non-stop action leading up to the game-winning goal. I was lucky enough to be recording and capture the moment!

[@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!

[@jackflynn779]

It was amazing! I was in Van for this too. And what a street party after. But I'd say now years later that Neymar's goal @ the 2016 Brazil Oly's was the equivalent of this, and gave Brazilians that same home country hero moment in a sport that they are just as insanely passionate about.

[@dustindingler3373]

Too bad that stanley cup never crosses the border anymore

[@wahabsattar3242]

Dustin Dingler too bad mostly Canadian players are on the teams that win the Stanley cup

[@florida7778]

Hockey is the best game, I feel bad for the world tbh..blame bettman

[@jerrythecoo3295]

Case closed!!!!!......👀😎👍🇨🇦✌️🥇

[@guitarz330]

probably the most exciting 3 hours of sports i've ever seen in my life. what an incredible game. this is why i love hockey. Sid the Kid really set himself as a great this game. So much respect for him and the rest of that team. the USA showed some heart but we came up short. I'm an american and this is the greatest hockey game i've ever seen. Kudos to Canada, you earned it.

[@FOEKROKA]

Ryan Miller was absolutely incredible that night. For a few moments I thought he was gonna carry them to the gold.

[@ExicuteGaming]

@@FOEKROKA loved it

[@thearsenalmisfit2414]

it was a great win but the 72 series against the USSR far exceeds this for drama and what it ment. It was more than just a gsame for a gold medel. It was a fight to prove whos was the better way of life. Democracy or Communism . We had to win. Even though I was young I realised what was at stake. We all knew about the cold was as we were growing up in it and short of firing wepons this series was war, West against the East. I have no idea of what would have happened had we lost, but it would have effected the way we precieved the way we looked at our game. The end of the game 4 in Vancouver proved that when Team Canada was Booed off the ice after another loss. It was a feeling that persisted after the series as well. I remenber after the New Years Eve match beween the Red Army and the Canadians that ended 3-3. Peter Mahovalic was interviewed and he apologized to the country for not winning. Yes these were just games but they were and felt much more at the time.

[@blairrice]

10 plus years later and this still holds up. Very cool experience from this POV too. Thanks for posting.

[@Breezy-cs5hh]

12 plus years later now...

[@chax4712]

@@Breezy-cs5hh bub

[@kylewiens8919]

Crazy part of my childhood

[@chax4712]

@@kylewiens8919 bub

[@Oogim1]

@@chax4712 bub

[@alexjohnson95]

when i saw this live i watched it with my grampy who loves hockey more than anything, we were both very emotional when crosby scored that goal, best finish to the olympics i could've ever imagined. My grampy died now when i watch this i have that memory forever

[@williamenos788]

Great memory, and I’m sure great Grampy! God bless!

[@t-0x960]

R.I.P Grampy

[@itinkle]

No matter what anyone thinks of Crosby, no one can ever deny his status as a legend with this goal on his resume.

[@nickcormier8571]

The pass by Iginla!

[@chrismcintyre1836]

Do people think negatively of him? I always thought people put him on the same platform as Gretzky - humble and relentless.

[@dotursdottir]

@@chrismcintyre1836 Most do, but some people have been envious and upset of all his accomplishments, success and attention he received throught his career.

[@kosmicmarxman443]

@@dotursdottir The best always have haters. Dude is a generational talent and helped hockey through some dark times.

[@shootstraight91]

@@chrismcintyre1836 I used to disliked Crosby a lot during his first 2-3 years in the NHL for diving, instigating stuff and being a cry baby but he matured since. I never disliked a player because of their skills, it's more about what they do with it and how they carry themselves. He's definitely amongst the greatest but there's still people that stills sees him as Cry baby Crosby and there's a few video about it.

[@Natethe6r8]

No other country will know how much this ment to us

[@anonymouslyawesome895]

in 20 years it will be replaced by magic carpet races. No canadian will want to play hockey as they will all want to become stupid streamers and youtuber.

[@wilsonmcc1]

It’s true. I don’t think there is a country with a more single-minded sporting obsession than Canada and hockey. New Zealand and rugby union is close, but I don’t they’re quite up there.

[@Partypoppers55]

Idk about that, the US beating Russia and then going on to win the gold at home in Lake Placid was ten times more monumental than this and it's not even close.

[@THE-WAY_THE-TRUTH_THE-LIFE.]

@@anonymouslyawesome895 nah, Canadians have always cared about hockey, and probably always will. This ain't the U.S.A. here. Hockey has been the biggest sport in Canada for decades, and was bigger than Canada's "national" sport at the time. When you think Canada you think hockey, and that'll probably never change.

[@THE-WAY_THE-TRUTH_THE-LIFE.]

@@Partypoppers55 no way was that more monumental.. Notice how no one ever really mentions it, and that underdog story has happened too much in games now, that it's no longer impressive. The U.S. had won the most medals at the 2010 winter Olympics, and no one even talks about it, because most people were focusing on Canada. Not just because Canada finally won a gold medal while hosting at home, but they also had set a new record for the most gold medals won by a hosting Country at the time. Them beating the arch rival Americans in a close call, in the most important game of the Olympics/year, in the biggest sport in the country. (And the Canadian women's ice hockey team wnning gold before the men made it more big of a deal when the men won.) Canada was on top of the world that year, and all these things combined is what made this win so special. I agree that what the U.S.A. did was great, but I wouldn't consider it to be more monumental than this.

[@pchenester]

Always gives me the shivers and smiles! Go Canada go!!!

[@CraziiDago]

This is amazing, to see the Golden Goal from this perspective. Amazing, Gave me chills. From USA. Cheering for Canada gold, GO SID!!! OVECHKIN SUCKS

[@drshallow69]

Not anymore

[@taylorwhiterice1162]

i remember this like it was yesterday. everyone was going crazy at the bars. still gives me chills

[@jBownz]

I've seen this goal dozens of times, never from the POV of the fans. This was thrilling all over again, thanks for posting it.

[@mrgunt3969]

Can’t believe it’s been 12 years. I’ll never forget this

[@Devo4969]

Looking forward to the Gold Medal repeat in a few hours! Go Canada Go!!!!

[@canadaeh6757]

Devo4969 Toews and Crosby scored in both games too!

[@jazzguitar2010]

As a Canadian, I STILL get nervous watching this. We came that close to hearing "Miracle on Ice II" commercials for the rest of our lives. Thank you Sidney, Iggy, and company.

[@W8ter5]

i still get chills watching that...it was an epic moment in not only hockey history, not only Canada History, but the worlds history...GO CANADA GO!

[@Bologna_Bo]

Didn’t realize just how much in control of the OT period was Canada. Miller had to make a few really big saves. When watching live the focus is on each second, but the US relied solely on grabbing a turnover or an odd man opportunity and quick shot. What a moment. Easier on the heart to watch it now however equally as joyous. ❤️

[@RAM9119]

Never realized it was 4 on 4 either lol

[@irlnd32]

@@RAM9119 yeah, 4 on 4 is kinda bush

[@habsfan120]

12 years later and I still get chills watching this. I can't imagine how amazing it would've been to be there.

[@paulmcintyre141]

As a Canadian, this was the pinnacle of sport moments. Hometown Soil, Hockey, Olympics, Gold medal game, OT... Man, I was glued to the TV, nervous af, then Crosby willed the impossible shot in. At first the commentators weren't sure what happened as he skated into the corner with hands up. It had to sink in for us that he scored, and we won. Can't quite imagine what a monumental experience it was seeing this live in person. Absolutely beautiful footage from your vantage point. Thanks for letting the world see this.🇨🇦✌🏻

[@Fredryk18]

4 year later and my heart is still racing

[@Oxidize]

Fredryk 9

[@EclipsedEquinox]

@@Oxidize almost 10 now.

[@ThunderHockeyTFL]

@@EclipsedEquinox 11

[@DavidWsTrainVideos]

12 years now

[@mattmassie2530]

Great video. Crazy that I still get nervous every time the US gets the puck haha! Awesome to see it from the point of view of someone in the crowd.

[@dkatzism]

Far and away the most important hockey game ever played in Vancouver and one of the most important games in the history of the sport. Just an instant classic between the two countries that make the sport what it is.

[@cryptohalloffame]

nice to see the game from up high, you can really notice how great all the players are, including of course Crosby who had the puck on a string prior to scoring

[@buffalomafia7162]

I remember this game. I was watching it on TV at my grandmothers house. (She is no longer living). I am a Sabres fan, I loved Ryan Miller. This was a double-blow for me because Miller was in net and I HATE HATE HATE the Penguins and Crosby. Then when it ended, man it was pure depression, anger and heartbreak.... Just another day I would like to forget. Who knew four years later ,at the same time that the 2014 olympics was going on, that my grandmother went ill and died. And there I was watching the US getting there ass kicked in the bronze medal game. But this time she was not with me, we where at her house to pack up her things. That was one of my last times in my grandmothers house, its a day that I'll never forget. :(

[@abradolfflincler9252]

sorry to hear that. hope you're doing alright

[@claytonbruinsma9140]

Cheer up guy , eh ?

[@reluctant_clap]

Hope you feel better soon eh bud

[@claytonbruinsma9140]

Hate to be a hoser, but can you give confirmation you're alright there chief

[@mach6893]

@@claytonbruinsma9140 That's not very nice eh? Chief was grieving.

[@VincentCarignan]

Best video ever, for sure! Thx for publishing buddy

[@chemicalimbalance7030]

Love it. No cell phones in sight. Just ppl living in the moment.

[@numberfive8947]

I'm a huge Pittsburgh fan and I remember watching this game and getting so hype when Crosby scored and then I was like... damn wrong team. Still a great goal.

[@dodgelover1500]

Iv seen this goal a hundred times in the past 10 years, chills everytime. Most memorable hockey memory from my childhood

[@lildavies1140]

I remember watching this happen at a viewing in the MTS Centre as a kid and how electric this all was. Such a moment

[@jskater22]

Watching this video gave me chills. You are so lucky to have experienced that amazing moment! Love my country & our golden boy Crosby!

[@Metallicadude3187]

Crosby makes Shit happen

[@mikedoucet5150]

I was there for the whole tournament and was able to watch all the games played by every team. Awesome tournament. Lifetime memories!

[@cryptohalloffame]

lucky and congrats, great players and great hockey

[@MatthiaGryffine]

I was a volunteer at the Games and my time was spent working at the cross country skiing/ski jump venue in Whistler. I had the last day of the Games off and watched the Gold Medal match in the Whistler town square. That moment was the greatest moment for bringing our country together and these days, now more than ever, we need to remind ourselves of how important these Games were for all of us.

[@Riffrippinroddy]

Still remember watching it on TV at age 10. Such a core memory

[@teecee4574]

Somehow I don't get tired of this video

[@BenYorkeMrHardtail]

To this day this is still one of the most magical moments in hockey!!! :) Glad you were able to capture it.

[@Lanny747]

THATS SICK!! Thanks for putting this on!!

[@thewizardprince-iosgaming5653]

Great vid! Good quality. I really wish I was in that stadium, I mean look at that energy. That was one amazing moment.

[@Yardy1234]

im so glad you posted this, ive been trying to find videos of the game because i was playing hockey at the time. It's amazing how the whole of Canada cheered when that goal was scored. It's make me happy and proud that i was able to witness my country win a gold in our game during our hosted olympics.

[@Persadish]

yoooooooooooo, that's an awesome angle to watch the game! You can see everything! You can see the play develop, you can see how fast they are and how much distance they cover. This is amazing!

[@PS3GamerSyKe]

chills!!!! thanks for this upload ! XD

[@Not_Genie]

Idk why this is in my feed but I remember this as a kid and let me tell you it’s just as good.

[@moosehead19152]

thanks for making this video!

[@f13dfx]

When my Canucks miss or get knocked out of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs each year, I always go back to watch this video to cheer me up! 😊

[@ducktux2321]

its just so wholesome ti watch videos like these. Canada’s fans celebrating like this is just so nice to watch.

[@haveallbeentaken]

The day of my middle son's baptism. Family and friends were over glued to the TV. A perfect day!

[@williamstdog9]

The ONE video where not holding the camera steady is justified... Thanks for sharing this awesome moment

[@shawakwak]

Wow that brought back some great memories. The vantage point, sounds and general anxiety in the stands. Let's us really feel what is was like to be in the building. Thank you for sharing this.

[@sarnovskyadam]

This was the best game of hockey I've ever seen played. I was cheering for USA, but being from Pittsburgh, it was great to see Sid get it.

[@rileyharris5453]

This was our moment

[@rayz9772]

I remember watching this game. For at least one day every Canadian hockey fan was a fan of Sydney Crosby.

[@habitant71]

I think the whole country shook the planet like your phone. What a day that was

[@Shmerpy]

I went to watch this game at a pub. Even the servers were crowding around screens for the last few minutes. I walked up to one and nonchalantly asked "Who's playing?" Her look of disbelief was priceless.

[@Ashley-lz9jh]

I was sitting in my middle school gymnasium watching this on the projector with my entire school. The room absolutely erupted, still the most passion and excitement I’ve ever felt in a single event to this day. This video is such a comfort watch

[@Dadster171957]

What a great video capture!👍

[@kyletaylor4982]

Just decided to watch this clip today and bring back those amazing memories.

[@bennychode3108]

What a great perspective of the goal.It's so different live than when you're having "Commentary"..! Thanks for posting!

[@Canuckle19]

Thank you for capturing history

[@traderparkboy4274]

I scared my little nephew by screaming when the puck crossed the line, I will never forget the reaction ❤

[@NasreenN101]

that gave me chills to see it again..and finally someone who shows that luongo saved the game just moments before the canadian goal :)

[@akarchm01]

I'm finally getting around to seeing this video and I don't know why it took so long to find. As much as I was pissed that the USA lost, this is the best raw footage I've seen of this goal. Great job filming - very cool experience.

[@VivecsTDawg]

Gives me chills to this day. Feels like yesterday, but the sound of "12 years ago" sounds so long. That was a great tournament, and I've been WAITING for another world cup/Olympics hockey to come anywhere close to that.

[@curtisrodgers5326]

thank you for posting this, i actually missed this part of the game on my way onto my own hockey game. Played for a black and red team and one of our guys ended up getting away with a Crosby jersey the whole time.

[@joshmcivor4026]

Almost 13 yrs n i still get the chills when i see this...

[@SuperHenderson13]

great game. im american but i love canada as much. hopefully we can keep the rivalary going! god bless canada and america!

[@savagerob2k10]

I'm American, but I was happy for Canada that day... Vancouver put on a great show!

[@SeaCadet263]

I like how everybody starts hugging everybody. What a great day to be Canadian!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cazia9]

That's what made it so much FUN to watch, it wasn't lopsided, you were GLUED to every move (or if you're me, freaking out over every move lol) and it was a true competition...

[@tamarahoiyan]

great video! i still get goosebumps watching this lol

[@nonokayakjack]

What an amazing sport hockey is! I mean just look at it!!!! It's beyond spectacular.

[@newpgaston6891]

Wow I love this POV/angle! Makes it super easy to follow the action from one end to the other, and it makes you feel close to the game too! I actually found it better than most angles we see in NHL games.

[@cryptohalloffame]

me too, and you can see how great the players really are, how fast they skate, even Crosby skating up the ice at the end, the puck tied to his stick, almost going through the entire team prior to scoring

[@HDDude1981]

What an experience to have been there! I had to settle for watching it on TV ^_^

[@Trayne]

I will never forget where I was when this goal happened. I had a game in a town about 50 minutes away so my dad and I were listening to it in the car on the way up. When we arrived there was a group of my team and parents huddling around a teammates parents suv listening to the game. As both teams showed up to play, each team was huddled in the parking lot in their own groups and the parking lot lit up of when Sid the Kid scored the game winner. Both teams were in the parking lot until 10 minutes before the game was supposed to start lol. What a memory that was.

[@quickstrike93]

i still get chills watching this

[@360Quickscope101]

Awesome video GOOO CANADA ya I'm late but it was cool cuz it almost feels like u was there watching it

[@Wanup_Vodka]

I'm watching this 4 years later and I'm still friggin nervous.

[@FOEKROKA]

I remember this so clearly. School would spend a bunch of time watching the games. I just remember Ryan Miller playing out of his mind and thinking oh god. That goal was amazing everyone just went nuts.

[@TobinTonight]

I was 19 , this olympics was crazy! The memories, the canadian pride, the montage at the end, the start where it looked grim because of protesters and an athlete dying to a country reuniting ! Im sure Vancouver is paying this off for a decade still but man this was magical! And I hope we get a winter olympics real soon

[@fmoftheyear]

Unreal post-thanksf or sharing. Brought back memories from a different perspective. A proud day to be a canuck.

[@guibox3]

I remember watching this live on TV. 2002 and 2010 stand out as fantastic hockey years for Canada's hockey teams. Can't believe this was 12 years ago. Still feels like yesterday. What a great game!

[@nss105]

Under normal circumstances, I would complain about a shaky camera. But this occasion was just too damn good to complain! And way to exciting to even hold a camera! I would have probably dropped mine 10 rows down! Great filming, and GO CANADA GO!!!

[@siewlan9008]

I'm not a hockey fan but I follow Sid's development as an accomplish player since 2005, and this Golden Gold moment still deeply engraved in my mind. You can see his persistent and tenacity in his games.

[@bobabooey4537]

Great video showing a few minutes of play leading up to the big goal.

[@jaylyjo]

even tho I've seen this already I was almost having a heart attack! thnx for posting cuz I wasn't really watching it cuz I was talking with my friend and wasn't paying attention I am SO happy to actually see the plays through and through not highlights that show not enough and I have to say your camera is awesome if you had it zoomed in so far mine you wouldn't even be able to make out the colors! Thnx again!!!

[@benwilliams9815]

never gets old

[@CareystudPrice]

I am so happy it was Crosby who scored, he deserved it :]

[@valentinmusic.official]

Nice angle, historical moment, congrats!

[@youngwang97]

I've watched this moment many times and it still feels like watching it for the first time

[@KEKKREEM]

this is great thank you

[@metaverseinsurance]

Great video :D

[@Offenceless]

Brings a tear to my eye

[@sr20DETdrift]

I love this guys excitement. I was yelling at the top of my lungs too bro.

[@Trund27]

For amateur video this is really awesome! You panned just like a cameraman! Excellent

[@obviousypc]

Thank you!

[@francisnguyen6349]

Incredible shots!

[@floodtech7099]

Being from Vancouver, this still gets me all emotional, and having this from a fans view is awesome, beating the USA was the best

[@kluutch]

such a sick video, love the collective YEAH of the whole building!

[@CanoeToNewOrleans]

I remember watching this game like it was yesterday. "Sidney Crosby. The golden goal!"

[@tenaciousfilm]

this is honestly the proudest i had ever been to be a Canadian, the average American doesn't understand what hockey means to alot of Canadians.. just beautiful

[@Hail2Pitt412]

I may be American, but that was the best game I've seen period. The US is truly honestly #2 at this sport in the world. They deserve to be, because its only fair because the Canadians invented the sport.

[@LOKISlog7]

SID!!!!!!!!!

[@thegamer1504]

As an American I can honestly saw this was one of the greatest games I have ever seen. Just to see two teams from two border countries go at it was incredible. USA has never really been great at hockey so for us to get to the gold medal game was an achievement itself. But the game itself was just unbelievable but someone had to loose it. But Congrats to Canada!

[@bunktuzzi44]

how was this 6 years ago? amazing still gives me goosebumps

[@cheesycircumcision]

10 years now and still gives me goosebumps

[@BigGoldChungus]

Another 6 😃

[@mdtorres_76]

I was watching this on numerous locations in Toronto... Union Station, then took TTC subway to Yonge/Dundas, and that's when Sidney have that shot, Canada winning and Champion. Toronto and whole Canada was celebrating big, OMG, unforgettable moment.