Dennis Bergkamp goal WK 1998 (HQ 4:3) with Barry Davies BBC commentary
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- Dennis Bergkamp Amazing Goal vs Argentina.
"They who were silent are now in song"
BBC recording in original aspect ratio!
Source: Sony Beta HiFi SLC-100
I remember that goal. My wife, girlfriend at the time. Both mad Arsenal fans. Watching it at her pooky flat on a small portable TV. Jumping on her bed when it went in. I had taken her to an Arsenal game that season at Highbury. He went to take a corner at the North Bank. It was silent and you could hear when her shouting in Birmingham accent "I luv you Denis". The whole crowd starting to laugh, Denis even paused before he took tne corner. Good times!.
Players like Bergkamp and Zidane might not hit the crazy numbers of machines like Ronaldo and Haaland, but they are an absolute joy to watch, pure artistry.
The game was just simply diff back then 90s up until early 2010s were def the years of prime football
To be honest, I think Zidane's style is really ugly with his big body and his not very subtle foot movements. I don't get why everybody thinks it's so pretty. I enjoy Santi Cazorla, Özil, Bergkamp, Luc Nilis, Ronaldinho, Messi... but Zidane.. no.
Yes indeed
Defense is sh!t now..getting to the box was a feat back then, but now good players score uncontested at will
@sherlockhomeless7138
You like Nilis but not Zidane 😂
Even to put Ozil ahead of Zidane is embarrassing. Ozil's completely 1 footed how is that nice to watch it's the opposite I hate watching players who can't play the game at 360 degree angle. 1-footed players always make the wrong decisions, the easy no risk no gain passes or pass up the opportunity to pass/cross/shoot fullstop & lose the ball or waste the chance.
When you’re Dennis Bergkamp and you can’t believe what you’ve just done, you know it’s special.
I flippin' LOVE that!
I love this comment, though I think it is because it meant semi-final as this was just before the end.
Still to this day, one of the best goals I've ever seen live. Absolute piece of genius by Bergkamp
I was a child, this goal made me cry, I wanted to Argentina won that worldcup, more than 2022 or any other cup.
I concur 🎉
This goal changed my life. Converted me from an ice hockey player, here in Canada, to a footballer. Went on to play professional football.
Interesting
Fascinating
And you are who?
@@Maarz99😂😂😂 I know you meant this genuinely, but it still made me laugh
Course you did
Barry Davies' natural and instinctive reaction to this goal in his commentary just helps cement this as one of the iconic World Cup goals.. 👌🏻⚽️
Best commentator ever!
It certainly was an awesome reaction, but for this particular goal the original Dutch commentary by Jack van Gelder beats everything. :) :)
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You'll find the translation in the comments. Just before the pass made by De Boer, the commentator says: "I've got this feeling that we will make it to the semi-finals".
I still get goose bumps over 2 decades later when I hear this bit of apparent precognition just before the ball gets this huge pass to Bergkamp and the rest is history.
It was a tough match with even a couple of red cards IIRC. But there was like 20 seconds left to play and this whole combination of this tough match, the big of precognition, the beautiful pass and the absolutely masterful finish by Bergkamp makes just before the end of the match makes it my favourite goal ever.
I rarely watch football/soccer, but when I do, I watch Bergkamp 😊😇😍
@@trashmail8 That commentary was stupid. Reminds me of the South American ones where they just shout "goal" continuously or the scorers name (like this one th-cam.com/video/waETo-ZWCRw/w-d-xo.html ). That's not good commentary, a school boy could do that.
I remember when they went to the BBC panel after the final whistle, Martin O’Neill’s reaction was “He did exactly the same to us!” Even Alan Hansen was awestruck by it, they all knew they’d seen one of all time great goals!
David Pleat's assessment is beautiful too:
"What a... *what* a player!"
Like he can hardly believe what he's just seen. The joy from both of them is palpable.
Lets not forget Frank’s brilliant pass. Giving it exactly precisely in Bergkamps feet.
The pass was fanatstic but not many players can turn it into a goal so easily from that position. That's why it's just sheer class from Bergkamp.
The pass was good at best Bergkamp made it look epic
I think in the studio one of the pundits said the same thing, and Hansen responded with contempt, yeah and all he has to do is control it perfectly, beat the defender and then curl it in round the keeper...
That was the "easy" part 😛
Magnificent long pass, outrageous first touch, unbelievable composure to faint around the defender, sublime finish into the top corner.
Has to be one of the most skillful goals of all time.
I love how much Barry Davies loves the goal
you should see how the dutch commentator reacted, it was like he had a footballgasm
@@melodiclogic9904 THERE IS BEAR CUM THERE IS BEAR CUM THERE IS BEAR CUM THERE IS BEAR CUM
1998 World Cup... Bergkamp, de Boer, Davids, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos, Cafu, Zinedine Zidane, Vieira, Thuram, Desailly, Blanc, and there's more. Will there ever be a time with so many legends at once again?
Chilavert, Schmeichel, Zanetti, Henry, Beckham, Suker, Overmars, Boban, Prosinecki, Batistuta, Ortega, Baggio, Maldini, Del Piero, Laudrup, Guardiola, Raul. Yep you’re God damn right there were more ;-)
@@nickcockayne7880 Great times
@@nickcockayne7880 and Matthäus
Colin Calderwood.
@@nickcockayne7880 + Klinsmann, Okocha. The best World Cup cast ever.
If a football was dropped from a Boeing 747 at 30,000 feet Dennis Bergkamp could control it and score a goal.
That man was the master,I watched him at Arsenal and was just in awe of his skills,a magnificent player and the best player to have played in the Premier League in my opinion.
Which is ironic, because he had a fear of flying.
Bergkamp made me a Gooner. Never seeing him play at Highbury is one of my regrets.
@@emiledarraghbarry The Non-Flying Dutchman… 😂
With air resistance, terminal velocity of a football would be about 80- 90kmh
There's a video of Berbatov controlling a ball at 100kmh (albeit horizontally) so I wouldn't doubt Bergkamp's ability to actually do this
except that he is afraid of Airplanes :) and he would not get under one, in one or even in the area
Without doubt....one of the best goals I've ever seen. I remember watching this game live & the impact it had on me. I still get goosebumps watching this clip
So you haven't seen a lot goals...
@@piotrbigaj Stupid comment. I'm sorry!
Spare us the fake ennui. Magnificent goal. One of the all-time best in the WC.
Igual para mi sin duda
Amen to that. Bergkamp 98 and Borgetti 02
The privilege of growing up as an Arsenal fan - we didn't score goals, we scored beautiful goals. The world saw this once every four years, I saw goals like this season in season out and still do. Barry Davies is a legend! #COYG
Best player to come to the UK, his first touch was sublime not only a great goal scorer but plenty of assists.
Thanks for making football look so easy, genius
Henrik larsson aswell
Can KDB do that? I don't think so!
England not uk. It's the English premiership not the UK premiership
"Voetbal is simpel. Maar simpel voetballen blijkt vaak het moeilijkste wat er is" - Johan Cruijff (Football is simple, but playing simple football is often the hardest thing to do)
I started watching football when I was about 10 and Bergkamp was about 20. When it comes to technique, obviously he was a great example.
Couldn't figure out why it was so hard to do a chip while in a forward run (stiftje), the way Bergkamp did.
Only years later I came to the conclusion that basically no one chips the ball the way Bergkamp did. :)
A masterpiece... the assist, how he controll the ball and in the end a brilliant finish. One of the most beautiful goal ever.
I was there 10 months earlier when Bergkamp scored basically the same goal vs Leicester. Easily the best hat trick I will ever see and I wasn't even there supporting Arsenal
I am from Azerbaijan and 1998 was a year for my entrance exams to University. I was in Moscow trying to make it and my uncle didn't allow me to watch the game cuz I had to study. This goal I heard only cuz neighbors were screaming omg F De Boer. I thought he was the one to score but apparently they appreciated the pass. I couldn't take it anymore and run to the room and watch it till the end. Thank you Bergkamp for this amazing goal!
I think there was just one minute left in the game, it was really check and mate 🙂
The instinct, the skill and the ability to pull this off is just out of this world. That first touch, oh my lord. You very rarely see footballing genius like that and to witness it is something special. I've always said bergkamp was the best foreign player to play in England and I still maintain that to this day
They make it look like a training ground move. DeBoer just strokes the ball a hundred feet in the air, Bergkamp takes it in stride, switches it past the Argentine defender before he's realised it, and then strokes it powerfully with the outside of his right foot into the roof of the net. Bergkamp never seems to break sweat, or stride. Extraordinary skills and execution.
“They who were silent are now in song.” Fabulous commentary.
Bergkamp & Henry were the best 9 and 10 combination in Premier League history.
Still the best goal I have ever seen.
This is def one of my best BUT the Bergkamp goal against newcastle is pure MAGIC.
Easily
@@romeomikezulu3664Dabizas still has nightmares 😂😂😂
I remember watching it. I wandered back in to the kitchen to my parents saying "I think I've just seen the best goal of all time..."
Van Persies header goal in 2014 is far better than this basic goal..
Maybe at the time it was spectacular but by today's standards it's a far cry for the best ever.
“They who were silent are now in song” brilliant commentary, does justice to the goal
The goal would've been legendary regardless. But the call from Barry Davies is part of why I get goosebumps while re-watching the clip. The raw emotion. The appreciation of the moment. And, of course, "Those who were silent are now in song." Poetry.
Berkamp was so good... This goal is so unbelievably technical.
One of the finest goals in the WC I have ever seen .... and certainly the best of the 1998 WC ......
Beautiful goal. Pure inspiration and magnificent football talent which Denis Bergkamp definitely was. One of the best players to ever play for Arsenal. Certainly, one of my most favorit footballers ever.
I miss Barry Davies he was always me favourite. You knew if he ever had to get excited or raise his voice like this for a goal it was an absolute stunner
When watching football was a joy to watch.
Barry Davies was a fantastic commentator. I truly miss him and John Motson.
Totally agree
I’ll never forget his commentary during ‘96 England v Germany… & the rest of the tournament tbh
So do I.
One of the greatest goals ever scored in a World Cup match!
Literally the match got decided in 4 touches on the ball from the moment De Boer released that magnificent pass
The perfect sporting moment with the perfect commentary. Up there with many great sporting moments with the right commentary. I think that after that Dennis Bergkamp could have scored a hat trick at Old Trafford for Arsneal, and be cheered off by the Manchester United fans and Akex Ferguson.
Look at his hand movements, those are the small differences, that add accuracy and balance.
Absolutely magnificent. Even in slow motion ❤
An amazing goal, but also the most brilliant bit of commentary! from both Davies and Pleat. It’s just unscripted perfection. Gives me goosebumps every time I watch
1990-2010 ; The golden decades of football .
More like 1995-2010
And of my Life
@@SantiagoChileMafialol
@@okocha7914World Cup 1990 was the best ever. 1990-2010
Smells like boomer
The best ever three touches of a football?
Absolutely beautiful goal.
One of those rare sporting moments, that even as a neutral, it brings a tear to your eye. It's THAT good. Perfection 🤌
I'm argentinian, and how i sufered that game. Dennis Bergkamp had an amazing talent. He should have won a world cup. Just like Cruyfft. Robben was so great player, but Bergkamp was in another league like Zidane, Pirlo, Okocha, Henry and Rooney.
He scored two almost identical goals for Arsenal, a true master and the best player I have ever watched kick a ball.
Can you link to them or do you remember who against? I want to see them!
Against Leicester and Tottenham right ?
Vs Newcastle
Exquisite!
While the 4th Brazil goal against Italy in the WC Final of 1970 is perhaps the greatest team goal ever, this Bergkamp goal is brilliant on an individual level.
I watch this over and over. Amazing technique from a great player
One of the most beautiful pieces of commentary. From both of them honestly. “What a player” is brilliant!
Best ever Dutch goal in tournament games 🎉
The greatest player to ever grace English football in my opinion ❤
I concur with joinnhio, and Kevin de bryone plus erling haaland 🎉
The perfect commentary on the perfect goal
You haven't heard Jack van Gelder on this then.
It's a disgrace that Barry Davies only got to call one World Cup Final & two FA Cup Finals. #QualityCommentator
Three perfect touches by Bergkamp and the ball by De Boer was phenomenal
Bergkamp became an honourary 'Englishman' with that goal, knocking out Argentina, who knocked out England earlier in the tournament.
Definitely
Although a Spurs fan, I love Denis Bergkamp. This goal, against Argentina, showed the creative thinking of that Dutch squad. This is one of my favourite goals. I'm not a fan of the Argentine national squad, and the looks on their faces when DeBoer sends a gliding ball on to Bergkamp's toe, who basically loops it round, and sends it into the net with the goalkeeper clutching thin air, is priceless...
Barry Davis absolutely master of commentary, he just makes the moment that is a 10 an 11 with his reaction brilliant.
Football fans spend a lot of time trying to explain why they love the game but those that get it just 'get it'
If you can truly understand how good Bergkamp's first touch was here then congratulations on understanding without explanation,
I watch that and simply think 'thats why!
They who are silent, are now in song. What a commentator!
English, my first World Cup was 1982, and i swear there's only been a small handful of England goals I celebrated more than this one.
Everyone commented on the Bergkamp's first touch, but what about his second touch? It is equally magical! How smoothly he cut it inside to evade the Argentinian defender. Finally, his third and final touch to score the goal was again magical. Three magical touches by one of the greatest football magicians!!!
Dennis Bergkamp Technically The Greatest Player Off All Time.
One of the greatest goals of all time. I'll never forget it.
I'm not Dutch but I still remember watching this goal live on tv all those years ago. Incredible.
Its no coincidence that the legendary Barry Davies has commentated on my 3 fave goals of all time. This one along with Lineker's 2nd v Poland in Mexico 86 and Gazza's free kick v Arsenal in 91
You forget Francis Lee for Derby against Man City. 'Interesting, very interesting and look at his face!'
One of the best football playes, ever! one of the goals I've watched live and it was an amazing moment!
Just absolute genius. I ALWAYS think of this goal when asked about 'the best goals you've ever seen'.. sheer brilliance, as was Barry Davies' commentary!!
Bergkamp..In my top 3 favourite players.. Along with Zidane & Messi...
His first touch was always 200% no 1 can beat that
0:14…20 vision, passing, flair, composure on football manager
My favourite goal ever!
An immortal moment from a genius
Best WC goal ever.
They who are silent are now on song. Barry Davies is simply the best👌
I miss this era of football
If you see some goals at his time in Ajax you will see that is not the first time that his been doing this. Master class
That first touch is absolute filth.
*The most clean GOAL in the history of the world cup*
I had the pleasure of playing a few holes of golf with him. Very nice,humble bloke.
“What a player” ❤
Terrific goal. Broke my heart and my friend's. July 3rd 1998, a dark sunny morning in Argentina. Some 20 years later...
And for me as a Dutch teenage kid, this was maybe the most beautiful moment of the summer of 1998
Agustin - if it’s any consolation, your team broke my heart in St Etienne on the evening of June 30th 1998 🤣
But what a great World Cup France 98 was.
@@That_Random_Bloke that World Cup in France in 98 and the WC in Mexico in 1986 were the 2 best World Cups of my lifetime
The red card of Ortega really took the angle out of the Argentinian attack. As a Dutch young boy i started to put my hands in front of my eyes everytime Batistuta got the ball. What a magnificent and lethal player he was.. 💥
The long ball was to perfection. The Control and finish from Bergkamp was pure class. I have always been a John Motson fan. Barry Davies was also a class commentator
Football back in the 90s was so much fresher than it is now
Bergkamp is so good even he himself cannot believe he's that good, putting his head in his hands in disbelief after scoring it. *TRULY A LEGEND* and I don't even support Arsenal or Netherlands, in fact I support Man United. This guy is my favourite Premier League player, above any Man United player or anyone else including Arsenal's own Thierry Henry... Bergkamp was special.
Another one for the Bergkamp fan club. Truly an artist capable of creating astonishing moments.
This was World Cup was the best a world Cup looked and sounded on TV. It's all so cold now.
Still hurts to this day. :´(
I'm sorry!
I remember this world cup. I saw this match live. 1998. I was 13 years old. I loved how dutch beat Argentina. Classic goal.
Just a sublime goal but I think his one against Newcastle is my favourite of all time. Spurs fan btw!
I was a kid by that time. I remember how much I suffered that goal.
Greatest pass and goal in the history of man. Epic Legend.
This is up there with Saeed Al owairans genius 1994 World Cup goal
Technique, technique, technique! 💥
Damn after all these years what a goal what a player Dennis Bergkamp Dennis Bergkamp Dennis Bergkamp DENNIS BERGKAMP DENNIS BERGKAMP DENNIS BERGKAMP DENNIS BERGKAMP
...2-1 we spelen nog officieel 20 seconden
Jack v Gelder (Dutch commetary) ;p
Never seen another goal like this being attempted or done ever again and its 2023 now
Incredible
My first and happiest football memory. What a team we had and what a player he was. Bergkamp was in a rare category of players who were truly able to do things no other player could do. His goal against Newcastle is just pure artistry and footballing instinct. He's up there with Johan and Marco for me. Also, this is the greatest commentary of all time.
Should also be said that Bergkamp made an beautiful headed assist for the first goal in this game.
Bergkamp.. the master , he's the Federer of football. A natural genius
🖤
Loved his celebration as well. The passion just overwhelmed him
So good. Shame he couldn't fly. I feel his career would have reached great heights if he could
He did fly initially but had two bad experiences flying with Ajax I think and it put him off for good.
The flying dutchman he is not
Bahaha. Boom Boom.
@@saganspirit I think one of the bad experiences was with the Dutch team during the WC 94 in the US. A Dutch journalist on board the plane joked to the flight attendant that he had an atomic bomb in his suitcase, which caused the plane to make an emergency landing.
Still best goal I have ever seen in any World Cup match and I am 55
Bergkamp was the best at plucking a ball out of the air like that. Watch his Arsenal goals reels and it's inundated with it. We were so lucky to have his best years in the Premier League.
This guy played like a French ace with grace of the Dutch, lucky boro fc liveforever by order of the peaky blinders Rkid 🎉
What a touch Bergkamp had. Awesome.
The first touch and finish were so good that everyone forget about the pass which was incredible.
Golazo de crack, el ratón Ayala totalmente desorbitado.
Maradona was is and always be the greatest there has ever been..
But i would always want to play like Bergkamp 💯