"AGUEROOOOOO. Nothing like this will ever occur again, I promise. ".
Furthermore, if you're a big football fan, it's probably some commentary you won't ever hear again.
Sergio Aguero's late goal completed an incredible comeback and gave Manchester City their first Premier League championship. Martin Tyler was the announcer at the time.
Since the first Premier League season began in 1992, he has served as the network's lead analyst.
However, they recently revealed that the 77-year-old would be resigning and leaving them after 33 years, and would be succeeded by Peter Drury.
There is much anticipation surrounding Drury, 55, taking over the main mic at Sky. Drury has previously worked for the BBC, ITV, and BT Sport.
And while it's undeniable that they're two of the best in the business right now, who might come after them, and is the job diverse enough?
The Women's Super League is covered by up-and-coming commentator Millie Sian.
She tells Newsbeat, "When I first entered the field, I thought there weren't many South Asians playing football.
They're not in the commentary booth or on the football fields, either. ".
If you want to succeed in the industry, according to BBC Sport employee Millie, you should make an effort to stand out.
She says, "At some point or another, you just have to believe in yourself.".
"You must try to demonstrate your talent to others and have faith in your own abilities.
"As much as you may not want people to consider your ethnicity, there are times when it can really help you because you're bringing something unique and you might be able to motivate others. ".
Since beginning to commentate in 2017, Tom Gayle has contributed to BBC Radio 5 Live and Match of the Day.
But he recently tweeted that in those six years, he's only twice been paired to broadcast with someone who has the same skin tone.
Despite this, Tom believes there is a place for people of all backgrounds to try their hand at commentary.
It's critical to understand that you are valued first and foremost, he says.
"With the variety of platforms and venues available to people in 2023 to promote themselves, I'd like to think anyone can do it. ".
Drury is well known for his distinctive brand of commentary, and for Millie, the way he creates his "art form" is undoubtedly an inspiration.
She says, "I mean, it's such a craft the way he comes up with some of his catchphrases, you know, those poetic lines.
Tom, however, believes that individuals also need to remember to be authentic.
In order to succeed, he says, "I think first and foremost you've got to be comfortable in your own skin, and that's something I struggled with starting out.".
"Don't be them, be yourself. You're always trying to be a Martin Tyler or a Peter Drury.
"I'm always trying to get better and change a few little things every season, hoping to stay in this game for a very long time. ".
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