It was the move that inspired a postage stamp, spawned a thousand imitators and sent Corey Hirsch's jock flying into the fifth row. Arguably the most dramatic goal in Olympic history, Forsberg's stunning cross-body feint in the seventh round of the 1994 shootout shattered the hearts of Canadians and carried Sweden to its first Olympic gold medal. While the deke has come to be known as the Forsberg, he credits its innovation to Kent Nilsson, who used it to beat John Vanbiesbrouck of Team USA at the 1989 World Championships.
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