Audio Celebration

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Listen to this audio segment from a grassroots football match filmed on an iPhone.
The camera operator is standing on the sideline among spectators (parents, coaches).
This segment covers {{absStartFormatted}}–{{absEndFormatted}} of the match.

Identify moments of SUSTAINED crowd/spectator celebration that indicate a goal was scored.

Goal celebrations sound like:
- Sudden eruption of cheering, clapping, or shouting lasting 5-15 seconds
- Often louder and more sustained than any other crowd reaction in the match
- May include specific shouts like "GOAL!", "YES!" or excited screaming
- Usually followed by a quieter period (players walking back to centre)

Do NOT report as goal celebrations:
- Brief gasps or groans lasting 1-2 seconds (near-misses, saves)
- General background chatter or ambient noise
- Whistles (referee signals, not celebrations)
- Applause for a good play that is brief (<3 seconds)

For each celebration, report:
- timestampMs: when the celebration erupts (relative to the START of this audio segment)
- durationMs: how long the sustained loud period lasts
- intensity: "high" for unmistakable goal celebrations, "medium" for possible ones
- description: what you hear

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Created by Robin Ashford · Last updated about 1 month ago