BBC Sport - London 2012: Countdown of BBC Sport's most-viewed videos What was your favourite moment of London 2012? Jessica Ennis, Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah all winning gold in a 45-minute spell? Chad le Clos's father, Bert, paying an emotional tribute to his "beautiful boy" when he won gold? Chris Hoy claiming a historic sixth gold? Wouldn't it be great if you can relive those moments and more? Well, you can do just that because all of our Olympics video content from every sport and every session is still available to watch on the BBC Sport website, but only until 13 January. Consequently, we are counting down the 50 most-watched videos from the Games, before revealing the video with the most views on Sunday. Mixed fortunes for GB divers Chris Mears reaches semi-finals of the Men's 3m springboard. GB diver Chris Mears progresses to the semi-finals of the Men's 3m springboard competition, but his 17-year-old team-mate Jack Laugher fails to qualify. Laugher was lying in 25th place going into the final dive, however he failed to qualify after recording a failed dive in round six. Watch here Jackson's excitement over Bolt victory Jackson excitement over Bolt victory What were you doing when Usain Bolt retained his Olympic 100m title on a magical night in London? We can tell you what BBC commentators Colin Jackson and Denise Lewis were doing - screaming in delight as it all unfolded. Bolt clocked an Olympic record time of 9.63 seconds, while his Jamaica team-mate Yohan Blake took silver and Justin Gatlin of the United States winning bronze. Murray on 'biggest win' of career Andy Murray speaks of the "biggest win of his life." Great Britain's Andy Murray describes taking Olympic gold as the "biggest win of his life" after a straight-sets victory over Roger Federer at Wimbledon. The win was Murray's first over Federer in a major final, having previously lost three Grand Slam deciders to the Swiss. Wild discus throw by GB's Okoye Lawrence Okoye stages a great recovery after his opening throw goes wrong. Lawrence Okoye reaches the discus final after throwing 65.28m with his third effort, a great recovery after an opening throw that went horribly wrong. Okoye roars his approval after progressing, bringing his coach John Hillier to his feet in the stands. French boxer Vastine rages after defeat Alexis Vastine furious after he is denied a place in men's welterweight semi-finals Frenchman Alexis Vastine stages a sit in as he is denied victory and a place in the men's welterweight semi-finals after narrowly losing to Taras Shelestyuk. Vastine was also denied a win in the Beijing semi-final four years earlier. Stunning last-gasp basket ensures overtime Last-second basket saves Australia Belinda Snell sends the crowd into raptures with a late basket to send Australia's Group B battle with France into overtime. The basket tied the game at 65-65 but the French recovered to win 74-70 in added time - the first time since 1996 that Australia lost a team other than the United States at the Olympic Games. How Jessica Ennis won gold Jessica Ennis with her Olympic heptathlon gold medal In one of the iconic moments of London 2012, the woman long anointed as the face of the Games fulfilled her destiny with a series of brilliant personal bests. BBC Sport looks at how Jessica Ennis won the gold medal in the heptathlon. Jessica Ennis leads heptathlon after four events Jessica Ennis lead heptathlon after four events. Jessica Ennis features again in your most watched videos from London 2012. This time it is the highlights of her performances in the 100m hurdles, 200m, shot put and high jump which put her into the heptathlon lead. Bolt and Farah trade Olympics celebrations Usain Bolt on why he and Mo Farah traded celebrations What better scene was there to cap a thrilling final day of athletics than double Olympic champion Mo Farah doing Usain Bolt's 'lightning bolt' and Bolt, who won his third gold of the Games in the 4x100m relay, repaying the favour by doing the 'Mobot' on the podium? Manteo Mitchell runs with broken leg Manteo Mitchell running during the 4x400m heat at the London Olympics Commentator Michael Johnson dubs Manteo Mitchell "a great team-mate to have," after Mitchell reveals he ran the last 200m of the Olympic men's 4x400m relay heats with a broken left leg. Mitchell still managed to finish the opening lap in 46.1 seconds as the US team went on to set a qualifying time of two minutes, 58.87 seconds and qualify for the final. You can also still watch every sport from every session on BBC Sport's interactive video player, but only until 13 January.