defeat Iran. The match was shown to the crowd at Slane Castle prior to the concert, adding to the already festive air. During the bridge in "New Year's Day", Bono drapes himself in the Irish flag and tells the crowd "close your eyes and imagine, it's Jason McAteer", who scored the decisive goal during the match. Release U2 Go Home was announced on 17 September 2003. The day before its 18 November release in North America, the VH1 Classic television channel broadcast excerpts of the concert as part of its Classic in Concert programme. The DVD includes a remastered version of a 28-minute documentary that chronicled the making of the band's 1984 album The Unforgettable Fire, part of which was recorded in Slane Castle. A "Spincam" bonus feature was included, allowing variable-angle viewing of performances of "Where the Streets Have No Name", "Elevation", and "Beautiful Day". A performance of the song "Mysterious Ways", which was omitted from the video's running order, was included as a bonus track. It features Bono dancing on stage with his daughter Eve. Other bonus features included DVD ROM content such as a U2 calendar, screensavers, and web links. The DVD features the concert in the PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1, and DTS 5.1 audio formats. The liner notes to U2 Go Home feature two photographs by Jim Rinaldi, a U2 fan who worked primarily in the heating and air conditioning business. After he sent the photos to the U2 fansite atu2.com, they were posted online and caught the attention of the band. Rinaldi allowed the group to use his photos in the DVD packaging, and was compensated with 12 copies of the video and a four-figure payment. U2 Go Home was one of the world's highest-selling music DVDs of 2003. On 15 March 2021, U2 announced a concert broadcast series called "The Virtual Road" in partnership with YouTube, by which four of the group's past concert films were remastered and streamed on the band's official YouTube channel for 48 hours each. The series began with U2 Go Home on 17 March (St. Patrick's Day), with a pre-recorded performance by Irish musician Dermot Kennedy serving as an "opening act". To coincide with the broadcast event, a four-track EP of songs from U2 Go Home was released to streaming services and digital stores. Reception U2 Go Home received positive reviews from critics. Chuck Myers of Knight Ridder