Thank you to commenters who pointed out the first upload of this video included Kompany's big header from 2018, not 2012. They look SO similar, but the mistake has been fixed.

craziest part of this is that Newcastle was 5th

Fun Fact: That was Balotelli's only assist that season.

9:13 You should have let the Shakespearean commentator Martin Tyler continue: He says, "I swear you'll never see anything like this again. So watch it. Drink it in. Old Manchester City, typical City we've been saying - the team that builds you up to let you down. This, is the team that comes back and finds a way to win, in the most improbable of circumstances. Well, I said it was A to Z - it's been Z to A; Zabaleta, to Aguero, with a touch of Dzeko thrown in the middle. Manchester City: champions. Premier League dreams have come true in blue - but the bare facts will never tell you the whole story."

It's 2019 and I still get goosebumps whenever I hear "Aguero-oooooough"!!!

One word for this video... Aguerooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

the absolute euphoria aguero felt when he scored there is probably unmatched in the world. must've been such an amazing feeling.

For basketball fans, this goal is the equivalent of someone hitting a buzzer beater game winner, game 7 of the finals after being 3 and 0 down to win the New York Knicks there first title in 50 years against the Lakers.

Think one thing you haven't mentioned here is that Sir Alex Ferguson was looking to retire if United win here. Everyone was talking about it and I think he even indicated it. But then City won and SAF is not going out on a loss to a 'lesser' rival. Came back and scorned the league next year before properly retiring.

As an American who doesn't know much about soccer, I found this video fascinating.

So whenever I hang out with my friend who is a Man United fan, I always start with “AGUEROOOOOOOOOOOOO!”

You thought it was yours, you thought it was yours, you started singing, then sergio scored

I’m a Chelsea fan and that Agueroooooooooo call is one of my all time favorites

*Dzeko's goal is still underrated - Without it, the City wouldn't even be in place for the comeback in the first place*

Even though I watched this live and I know the story, the way you framed it gave me chills. Fabulous video.

"I swear you'll never see anything like this ever again" One of the greatest sports calls in history and one small detail that added to this great epic moment for City

That goal literally made Aguero a Man City legend forever!

12/05/2013 Watford - Leicester The contrast from that game and being Premier League Champions 3 seasons after would make a great video.

Suarez's handball at World Cup 2010 deserves a rewind.

I don't think any finish to a premier league season will top this one.

3 years later, now the legend has retired and all I want to say is AGUUUEEEEERRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Should've started the video and story at the 2 - 1 mark. The fact that Man City was even able to tie that game was an accomplishment in itself.

Another huge factor City had beaten United 6-1 at Old Trafford earlier that season and was a big part of why they were up on goal differential

7:50 "when you need goals you turn to a guy like balotelli" oh when those were the days..

I was at the Sunderland game and I’m a Sunderland fan and when we found out that city had scored the 2nd and 3rd goal we actually didn’t believe it because it was that unbelievable that they had scored 2 goals in that space of time and it took about 30 seconds for it to sink in.

Troy Deeney vs. Leicester

2008 Brazilian F1 GP the final corner pass from Lewis Hamilton to become at the time the youngest world champion ever

I'm a yank and ever since I started following the Premier League closely back in 2004 I've supported City. I grew up in northern Ohio and have rooted for Cleveland's professional teams and the Ohio State Buckeyes my whole life. I related to "typical city" from day one. I'd seen Ohio State choke conference championships and national title chances to our hated rivals up north many times. Until 2002 Ohio State had also been in a long championship drought with their last outright title also coming in 1968. I've seen the Cleveland Indians come up short in the World Series twice before 2012, and 3 times now after the 2016 WS. I watched the Browns of old implode in the playoffs and lose to the Denver Broncos in 2 AFC title games in 3 years, only to see the franchise essentially die less than a decade later when Art Modell screwed the fans and moved to Baltimore. I suffered watching the Cavaliers failing to ever get past Michael Jordan and the Bulls, and seeing them become a steady playoff team only to lose LeBron James after the 2010 season. Prior to Lebron's return to the Cavs, Cleveland hadn't had a major championship since the Browns won the NFL championship in 1964. I understand the heartache of long title droughts and clenching defeat from the jaws of victory. 93:20, May 13th 2012 was the second time in my life I got to cry tears of joy at seeing one of my beloved teams reach the summit and break a long title drought. I still get chills when I think back on that moment. I will always be a little teary eyed but smiling. I owe my love of proper football to my late friend Danny. Even though he was a lifetime Tottenham supporter, I will always treasure the memory of watching this match at our local haunt and both of us celebrating City's title drought ending with shared joy that it was at United's expense. Danny passed away shortly before midnight on New Year's Eve 2019 at the age of 37. He lost a nearly 3 year long, bravely fought battle with cancer. On his last evening before he left us, I got to speak with him briefly on the phone as we talked about seeing our beloved Buckeyes win the Rose Bowl in Urban Meyer's final game as coach. I've made friends in countless cities in the US and abroad over the past several years as I've traveled to watch football matches. Supporters of every club I've watched ask me what the Dan the Man patch on the kit I wear means. I love telling them Danny's story and reflecting on how selfless and genuine a man he was. About the way those early mornings spent together to watch games in Europe helped me heal after coming home from two tours overseas in the War. I am thankful forever for how the joy of football helps me keep him alive in my heart. I always get hugs and positive comments from people every place I've worn it. Great moments like this define the legacy of the game on the pitch, but the moments in the stands and between match days shared with other fans of the game truly define how special football truly is. Hug your loved ones, cherish each great moment with those around you, and never give up believing that the miraculous can happen.

You should have zoomed in on Phil Jones face at the end of the video.

i barely know anything about soccer, but I love how epic of a sport it is, and how sports just mean so much to people...literally seeing him score that goal brought a tear to my eye lol

Brilliant

i remember being in the pub when this happened generally one of the happiest days of my life and then we managed to get on with Pelogreenie and back to back with Pep, this current decade we have been the mighter manchester side

I'm a Manchester United fan and this gives me chills to this day. "I SWEAR YOU'LL NEVER SEE ANYTHING LIKE THIS EVER AGAIN!"

Dude, I love these videos so much. They are the some of the greatest pieces of work I have seen from this channel (can't forget Dorktown). It's just so fascinating to understand the moments leading up to points like this in sports history. Keep it up!

the fact that this recommended to me a day after Aguero played his last EPL match as a City player still hurts me as a Utd fan :'(

As a city fan, everytime i watch those clips I shiver but watching this nearly made me cry. Good job.

Do a rewind on the Brazilian GP in 2008.

Rewind the 2005 Champions League Final with Liverpool and AC milan

"The news is coming through, that Manchester United have lost it" That made me feel something idk what tho.

We'll miss you Aguero. We'll miss you

As a neutral football fan. This is the biggest and best season in sports ever.

Aguerooooooooooo

As a QPR fan, this game will always be an amazing memory. We stayed up for another season, and Manchester United lost the league title in the final minute of the season

Something interesting I've found out since watching this - Balotelli's assist was the only assist he got for the whole season. I mean, if you only get one, may as well make it freaking count hey. 😂

1. Barcelona's Comeback against PSG the Champions League Semi or Quarter Finals in 2016 i think (INTENSE AS HELL!) 2. Liverpool's Comeback against AC Milan in the Champions League Final in 2005 3. Zidane's Meltdown in the 2006 World Cup Final and the Penalty Shoot Out

WE LIKE SPORTS AND WE DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS

Even though I’m not a Chelsea fan, I’d love to see a rewind on Drogba’s winning penalty against Bayern Munich to win the Champions League. It happened this same year and was just as remarkable an accomplishment

Those 13 seconds between full-time at the SOL and the Etihad were one of the champagne moments of the last ten years. City winning the title was so much more than them getting one over United. It was for every single team in the English football pyramid that had been shafted by United over the Ferguson era.

As a Manchester United supporter, this video makes me ill.

I watched this Live. I'm not a City fan, but it's the greatest match I've ever watched. Seeing all those United fans celebrating, then thrown to tears was just brilliant.

As he's retiring now, let's go back to this moment

I'm a QPR fan, and my Mum's a Manchester City fan. You could say this was a pretty tense time in our household!

Rewind the 1998/99 Champions League Final Man Utd vs Bayern Munich The Baby Faced Assassin's Game Winner in injury time. Or for something different Ireland vs France Six Nations Rugby Union, Final kick of the game from 42m wins the game for Ireland on the way to the title.

Incase you guys ever feel like doing another Prem rewind, another dramatic League finish was the 1988/1989 season when Arsenal and Liverpool were playing for the title, and the actually played each other in the last game, with Arsenal needing to win by at least 2 goals to win; not to mention they were also heading into the lion’s den, having to play away from home at Anfield, Liverpool’s stadium! Arsenal also won on a last minute goal. However, as an Arsenal fan myself though, I have to say there was just something absolutely magical about the City win in 2012.

Show some love: final game of 1989 season, Liverpool v Arsenal Torture me: 1999 Champions League Final, Man Utd v Bayern Munich Bury me: 2006 Champions League Final, Barcelona v Arsenal

Manchester City now has 7 League Titles & 6 Runner-Up finishes. STEPPING IT UP!

Even thought I already knew all of this but the way you broke everything down was amazing. Like if I hadn’t known I wouldn’t be confused after watching this. Brilliant mate!!

This is the best premier league season and second should probably be Leicester's win.

2010 World Cup quarterfinal, Ghana vs Uruguay

Just discovered Rewinder and now I can’t get enough. Amazing stuff. Great job!

"Pre-meer" No but seriously, you've done this moment justice! Great job!

Aguerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooooooooooooooooo! You'll never see anything like this again. Martin Tyler. Nearly as big of a city legend as Kun is after that commentary. City till I die.

One of my favourite sport moments ever. Tyler makes it such a memorable moment, I still get goosebumps...

Fantastic!! Never tire of seeing this. I love watching Ferguson's face as he realises that City have snatched the title from him. CITY FOREVER!!!

amazing video. shame there wasn't enough time to discuss tevez. headed to man city from man utd. Took a holiday during the season. Came back to drive city's title challenge

Crosby's game winning goal in overtime to give Canada the 2010 Men's Hockey Olympic Gold deserves a deep rewind.

Watching the Chelsea City UCL final I was kind of hoping the commentator says Augeroooooo again. Not even a City fan but after all he did for his club, got so close to winning Europe too. It was heart breaking to see him go out like this.

Great Work guys. Thanks for having making it easy to transfer back to that day in 2012, where I was so lucky to witness that very game on the stadium with my son. What a drama. My son was already then a big MC fan! We had the QPR fans section on our left hand side, and that added to the drama, feeling their reactions.

this video was actually crazy

Finally did this!!!! Please make more soccer ones

Happy retirement legend 🙏🙏🙏

Great video! You covered every bit of context brilliantly

This could have been done a whole lot better, the crowd emotion wasn't nearly as well portrayed as it could have been, especially with the winner, the QPR reaction to the City winner after the game, there was a lot more that could have been told

Recommandation: Crosby's golden goal at 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

VAR be like: His armpit hair was offside, no goal

Great video. Very well explained. I was lucky enough to be in the stadium that day. A day I will never forget.

I love when you guys do videos for sports that aren't American football or baseball. I don't follow soccer, tennis, etc. so it is great to be able to finally have the context of these well known moments. Can we get more dork town or is that dead? Also what about the end of Super Bowl 34 between the Rams and Titans? Great moment.

I love this series, thank you for making these! Honestly, SB Nation is making awesome content across the board right now. Two possible topics for future episodes: Liverpool's 2005 Champions League victory England's 2 run win in the middle of the 2005 Ashes series (cricket) Keep doing what you're doing man. Peace.

One if not the most amazing moment of all time in football history💪🏻💙

Superb treasure trove of content on this channel. Deep rewind is such a great idea for those that weren't aware of such events, and even those that are!

I love this series!! I am a new soccer fan. Please do the 2001 Bundesliga with Schalke 04 having their only title in hand then seeing Bayern Munich take it away.

rewind Senna vs Prost 1989 Suzuka and/or 1990 Suzuka same drivers

Great analysis, captured the moment and history perfectly.

Greatest Sporting Announcements ever: “GAME! SERIES! TORONTO HAS WON!” And “AGÜEROOOOOOOO! I SWEAR YOU’LL NEVER SEE ANYTHING LIKE THIS EVER AGAIN!”

Please do a rewinder on Gerrard/Terry slips

2009 Stanley Cup Finals. Mark Andre Fleury with an incredible save to seal the win.

I’m so happy you made this video

This video made me a city fan and I couldn’t be happier about it

I remember sitting in my living room crying my eyes out as a 8 year old united fan

Great video! 2010 Landon Donovan goal vs. Algeria 2011 World Series Game 6

I've seen this a million times but I still got chills from the call

hey guys, another soccer related instance worth of a rewind is this years portuguese "primeira liga". historic rivalries, suspition of corruption, changes of coach, away result comebacks, both on the pitch and on the league standings and most scored goals ever for a team. Great work by the way

do greece winning the 2004 european championship

Please do the 3-3 CL final at Istanbul 2005, the greatest final ever in the biggest yearly sports competition in the world

thanks for doing this sb!

I watched this live and this still gives me chills to this day. I'm not even a Man City fan

My fondest memory about this match as a City fan is witnessing a large number of friends (and acquaintances) who weren't supporters - or in many cases not even interested in sports - celebrating at the end with a sort of childish glee and happiness that I've never seen before or since. For a few brief moments in time, a bunch of people with different backgrounds and few things in common were hugging and singing and crying tears of joy for something that was, in all honesty, absolutely inconsequential to them. Made my realize then why I love this damned silly sport so much...

Have a look at maybe the most important title win im prem history, Leicester 2016

you should do a rewind on the 2012 Champions league final. Chelsea made such an unconvincing run and then barely won after a miracle goal and penalties. such a historic moment that happened the same year as this one.

Love these, keep up the great work. I'd love to suggest the end of the Notre Dame vs Stanford game 2012