Top 10 Most Clutch Sports Performances

Zidane's left-footed volley against Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park was struck so perfectly it seemed to hang in the air — the single greatest goal in Champions League final history.

Big Papi hit walk-off hits in Games 4 and 5 as Boston came back from 3-0 down against the Yankees — the most improbable comeback in baseball postseason history, driven by one man.

In the final seconds of the final game of the season, Agüero scored to steal the Premier League title from Manchester United — Martin Tyler's "AGÜEROOOO!" became English football's most iconic commentary.

Down 25 points in the third quarter, Brady orchestrated the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history with 31 unanswered points — a performance so absurd it transcended the sport.

England needed 203 runs with one wicket left, and Stokes smashed 135 not out with Jack Leach blocking at the other end — the greatest innings in Ashes history and perhaps in all of Test cricket.

The second-highest scoring game in NBA history as Kobe single-handedly outscored the entire Raptors team in the second half — an offensive eruption that defied every defensive scheme Toronto tried.

Eleven years after his last major, four back surgeries, and a public implosion later, Woods won his fifth green jacket at age 43 — the greatest sporting comeback story ever told.

Argentina needed a result to qualify, and a 34-year-old Messi delivered a hat-trick at altitude in Quito — the performance that kept his World Cup dream alive before he lifted the trophy in Qatar.

The American duo completed a three-peat of Olympic gold medals without dropping a single set across three Games — 21 consecutive Olympic match wins and the most dominant partnership in beach volleyball history.

Zidane's left-footed volley against Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park was struck so perfectly it seemed to hang in the air — the single greatest goal in Champions League final history.

Big Papi hit walk-off hits in Games 4 and 5 as Boston came back from 3-0 down against the Yankees — the most improbable comeback in baseball postseason history, driven by one man.

In the final seconds of the final game of the season, Agüero scored to steal the Premier League title from Manchester United — Martin Tyler's "AGÜEROOOO!" became English football's most iconic commentary.

Down 25 points in the third quarter, Brady orchestrated the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history with 31 unanswered points — a performance so absurd it transcended the sport.

England needed 203 runs with one wicket left, and Stokes smashed 135 not out with Jack Leach blocking at the other end — the greatest innings in Ashes history and perhaps in all of Test cricket.

The second-highest scoring game in NBA history as Kobe single-handedly outscored the entire Raptors team in the second half — an offensive eruption that defied every defensive scheme Toronto tried.

Eleven years after his last major, four back surgeries, and a public implosion later, Woods won his fifth green jacket at age 43 — the greatest sporting comeback story ever told.

Argentina needed a result to qualify, and a 34-year-old Messi delivered a hat-trick at altitude in Quito — the performance that kept his World Cup dream alive before he lifted the trophy in Qatar.

The American duo completed a three-peat of Olympic gold medals without dropping a single set across three Games — 21 consecutive Olympic match wins and the most dominant partnership in beach volleyball history.