# Relive football’s most unforgettable finishes — only on FIFA blockchain

FIFA Collect presents the second edition of the Regenesis Drop — this time, capturing the thrill, chaos, and elation of football’s most dramatic finishes. These are the goals that defied the clock, reshaped destinies, and sent fans into euphoria.

From extra-time epics to stoppage-time stunners, Regenesis 2 is a curated collection of unforgettable goals scored in the dying moments of the match — where pressure is highest and heroes are born.

This electrifying set of collectibles immortalizes last-gasp brilliance from icons across the men’s and women’s game, including:

- Lionel Messi’s stoppage-time winner for Argentina against Iran at the 2014 FIFA World Cup™

- Kylian Mbappé’s clinical finish in added time versus Poland in 2022

- Roberto Baggio’s crucial late goal against Nigeria in the Round of 16 at USA 1994

- Abby Wambach’s legendary 122nd-minute equalizer for the USA in the 2011 quarter-finals

- Nacer Chadli’s unforgettable 94th-minute winner that completed Belgium’s comeback against Japan in 2018

- Oscar’s stoppage-time strike that sealed Brazil’s win in the 2014 World Cup opener

…alongside many other dramatic goals that snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, or sparked unforgettable comebacks.

Each collectible is a celebration of clutch performance, immortalizing the players who delivered when it mattered most — under pressure, against the clock, and with the world watching.

…and many more clutch moments that defined tournaments and inspired generations.

Every collectible is a heartbeat, a turning point, a last chance taken — paying tribute to the players who delivered when it mattered most.

This is more than history. It’s football at its most fearless.

# Regenesis 2 Challenge

Complete the entire Regenesis 2 collection and you could earn one of just 49 editions of the iconic collectible featuring Alessandro Del Piero's last minute goal in the FIFA World Cup 2006™ semifinal against Germany.

Rewards are distributed on a first come, first served basis — so be quick, and make history yours.

Gold, Platinum and Black cards are usable for this challenge.

Start the challenge [here](https://collect.fifa.com/challenges/regenesis-2-ch/level/1)

# Collector’s Responsability

We remind all collectors to take responsibility for their decisions during this drop, as rewards are given on first come, first served. Before making any purchases, always check the availability of packs and rewards, as inventory is limited and can sell out quickly.

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At Estadio Mineirao in the 2014 FIFA World Cup group stage, Lionel Messi rescues Argentina against Iran in the 90+1st minute. He picks up the ball outside the box and glides past a defender. Shifting to his left, he curls a beautiful shot toward the far post. The ball nestles in the top corner, sending fans into a frenzy. It’s a moment of brilliance that wins the match. Argentina take all three points at the death.

Regenesis 2: Last Minute Goals

Iconic

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ ARG 1-0 IRN **GAME WINNING GOAL: Messi 90+1'**

Argentina

At the Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion during the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup quarter-finals, Abby Wambach scores in the 120+2nd minute for the USA against Brazil. Megan Rapinoe delivers a perfect left-footed cross from the flank. Wambach rises above the defense and thunders in a header. The goal ties the match 2-2 in the last seconds of extra time. The USA go on to win in the penalty shootout. It’s one of the greatest comebacks in tournament history.

Epic

2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Germany™ BRA 2-2 (3-5 pen) USA **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Wambach 120+2'**

At Al Thumama Stadium in the Round of 16 at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Kylian Mbappé strikes his second goal against Poland in the 90+1st minute. He receives the ball on the left from Thuram and cuts inside. With space opening, he launches a fierce shot into the top right corner. Szczesny has no chance as the net bulges. France lead 3-1 and seal the win. Mbappé confirms his world-class form.

2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™ FRA 3-1 POL **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Mbappè 90+1'**

France

At Foxboro Stadium in the 1994 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Roberto Baggio equalizes for Italy against Nigeria in the 89th minute. Mussi knocks a header into his path near the penalty spot. With a composed right-foot finish, Baggio finds the bottom corner. It’s a lifeline for the Azzurri, who were close to elimination. The match goes to extra time. Italy eventually win 2-1.

1994 FIFA World Cup USA™ NGA 1-2 ITA **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Baggio 89'**

Italy

At Daejeon World Cup Stadium during the 2002 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Ahn Jungwan stuns Italy in the 117th minute. Lee Young-pyo crosses from the left after a long Korean attack. Ahn leaps and directs a powerful header into the far post. Buffon can't reach it, and the stadium explodes. South Korea win 2-1 in extra time. It’s a historic upset.

Rare

2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™ KOR 2-1 ITA **GOLDEN GOAL: Ahn 117'**

Korea Republic

At Rostov Arena during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Nacer Chadli scores Belgium’s winning goal in the 90+4th minute against Japan. Courtois starts a lightning-fast counter-attack from his box. Meunier sprints down the right and crosses low into the box. Lukaku dummies, and Chadli slots it home from close range. Belgium come from 0-2 down to win 3-2. It’s a last-gasp classic.

2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ BEL 3-2 JPN **GAME WINNING GOAL: Chadli 90+4'**

Belgium

At Arena de Sao Paulo in the 2014 FIFA World Cup opener, Oscar wraps up Brazil’s 3-1 win over Croatia in the 90+1st minute. He charges down the middle and pokes the ball with the tip of his boot. The ball sneaks inside the near post under the keeper. It’s a surprising finish, full of grit and creativity. Brazil start the tournament with a solid win. Oscar adds a stylish final note.

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ BRA 3-1 CRO **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Oscar 90+1'**

Brazil

At Lusail Stadium in the 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage, Vincent Aboubakar scores Cameroon’s winner against Brazil in the 90+2nd minute. Mbekeli sends in a perfect cross from the right flank. Aboubakar times his run and heads it low past Ederson. It’s a famous goal, even as Cameroon are already eliminated. Brazil fall 1-0 in their final group match. Aboubakar is sent off for removing his shirt.

2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™ CMR 1-0 BRA **GAME WINNING GOAL: Aboubakar 90+2'**

Cameroon

At Education City Stadium in the 2022 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals, Bruno Petkovic equalizes for Croatia against Brazil in the 117th minute. Orši? dribbles on the left and lays the ball off. Petkovic shoots left-footed, the ball deflects and wrong-foots Alisson. The crowd erupts as Croatia level at 1-1. The game goes to penalties. Croatia eliminate Brazil 4-2 in the shootout.

Common

2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™ CRO 1-1 (4-2 pen) BRA **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Petkovic 117'**

Croatia

At Chengdu Sports Center during the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup group stage, Cheryl Salisbury scores in the 90+2nd minute for Australia against Canada. A scramble in the box after a set piece leads to a loose ball. Salisbury reacts first and fires home from close range. The ball hits the net and seals a 2-2 draw. Australia advance to the knockout round. It’s a historic moment for the Matildas.

2007 FIFA Women's World Cup China™ AUS 2-2 CAN **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Salisbury 90+2'**

Australia

At Estadio Chateau Carreras in the 1978 FIFA World Cup, Hans Krankl scores Austria’s winner against West Germany in the 88th minute. After a quick break, he gets the ball just outside the box. He feints the defender and drills a low shot into the far corner. Austria lead 3-2 late on. It’s the "Miracle of Córdoba". Germany are eliminated.

1978 FIFA World Cup Argentina™ AUT 3-2 FRG **GAME WINNING GOAL: Krankl 88'**

Austria

At Estadio Nacional in the 2014 FIFA World Cup group stage, Haris Seferovic scores Switzerland’s winning goal against Ecuador in the 90+2nd minute. Behrami breaks through midfield and sparks the attack. Rodriguez squares it across the box to Seferovic. He finishes first-time with his left foot. Switzerland win 2-1 after trailing earlier. A dramatic comeback complete.

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ SUI 2-1 ECU **GAME WINNING GOAL: Seferovic 90+2'**

Switzerland

At Eden Park in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup group stage, Cristiana Girelli scores Italy’s winner against Argentina in the 87th minute. Boattin delivers a deep left-footed cross into the box. Girelli gets ahead of her marker and nods it to the far post. The ball bounces in off the inside of the upright. Italy take a late 1-0 lead. A key opening victory for the Azzurre.

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand™ ITA 1-0 ARG **GAME WINNING GOAL: Girelli 87'**

At Commonwealth Stadium in the 2015 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals, Mana Iwabuchi gives Japan a late winner against Australia in the 87th minute. A ball across the box deflects and drops to her feet. Iwabuchi quickly fires a low right-foot shot through traffic. The ball finds the net, breaking the deadlock. Japan win 1-0 and move into the semi-finals.

2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Canada™ AUS 0-1 JPN **GAME WINNING GOAL: Iwabuchi 87'**

Japan

At FIFA World Cup Stadium Cologne in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, Henrik Larsson equalizes for Sweden against England in the 90th minute. A long throw-in causes confusion in the box. The ball bounces in front of goal, and Larsson reacts. He lashes it home from close range. Sweden draw 2-2 in a tight match. A dramatic finish to the group.

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ SWE 2-2 ENG **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Larsson 90'**

Sweden

At Stadio Luigi Ferraris in the 1990 FIFA World Cup, Hernan Medford scores Costa Rica’s winner against Sweden in the 87th minute. He takes the ball wide on the left and cuts inside. With space, he shoots low across the keeper. The ball nestles inside the far post. Costa Rica win 2-1. They qualify for the knockout stage for the first time.

1990 FIFA World Cup Italy™ SWE 1-2 CRC **GAME WINNING GOAL: Medford 87'**

Costa Rica

At Arena Pantanal during the 2014 FIFA World Cup group stage, Jean Beausejour scores Chile’s third goal against Australia in the 90+1st minute. A quick transition ends with Beausejour just outside the box. He shoots left-footed through defenders. The ball hits the bottom corner, beating the keeper. Chile secure a 3-1 win. A strong tournament start.

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ CHI 3-1 AUS **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Beausejour 90+1'**

Chile

At Fritz-Walter-Stadion during the 2006 FIFA World Cup, John Aloisi seals Australia’s 3-1 comeback over Japan in the 90+2nd minute. After a Japanese attack breaks down, Australia counter. Aloisi collects the ball, holds off a defender, and scores with his left. It’s Australia’s first-ever FIFA World Cup win. The Socceroos celebrate a historic moment.

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ AUS 3-1 JPN **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Aloisi 90+2'**

At Arena das Dunas during the 2014 FIFA World Cup, John Brooks scores a late winner for the USA against Ghana in the 86th minute. Off a corner, Brooks rises above the defenders. His header bounces down and into the net off the post. The USA take a 2-1 lead with minutes remaining. It’s a dream moment for the young defender. A crucial three points for the Americans.

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ GHA 1-2 USA **GAME WINNING GOAL: Brooks 86'**

At Roazhon Park in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, Lana Clelland scores Scotland’s only goal against Japan in the 88th minute. A clearance drops to her outside the box. She unleashes a fierce shot into the top corner. It’s a spectacular strike. Scotland fall 2-1, but Clelland’s goal gives them hope. A strong finish to the match.

2019 FIFA Women's World Cup France™ JPN 2-1 SCO **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Clelland 88'**

Scotland

At Estadio Beira-Rio during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Round of 16, Mesut Özil scores Germany’s second goal against Algeria in the 119th minute. Schürrle’s effort is blocked, but the ball rebounds to Özil. He smashes it into the roof of the net from close range. Germany go up 2-0 late in extra time. Algeria score soon after, but it ends 2-1. Germany advance to the quarter-finals.

2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ GER 2-1 ALG **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Ozil 119'**

Germany

At Jeju World Cup Stadium in the Round of 16 at the 2002 FIFA World Cup, Olivier Neuville scores Germany’s winning goal against Paraguay in the 88th minute. Bernd Schneider crosses low from the right after a patient build-up. Neuville darts between defenders and strikes first-time with his right foot. The ball flies past Chilavert and into the corner. Germany take a late 1-0 lead. It’s enough to send them through to the quarter-finals.

2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™ GER 1-0 PAR **GAME WINNING GOAL: Neuville 88'**

At Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium during the group stage of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Ramin Rezaeian scores Iran’s second goal against Wales in the 90+11th minute. After a quick counter, Taremi slides a perfect pass into the box. Rezaeian runs onto it and delicately chips the ball over the onrushing keeper. The finish is calm and precise, capping a stunning late show. Iran win 2-0 with two stoppage-time goals. A dramatic and deserved victory.

2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™ WAL 0-2 IRN **LAST MINUTE GOAL: Rezaeian 90+11'**

Iran

At Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace during the group stage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Winston Reid scores a dramatic equalizer for New?Zealand against Slovakia in the 90+3rd minute. Smeltz floats a left-footed cross into the box from the right side. Reid rises high and powers a header into the bottom corner. The Slovak keeper can’t keep it out. New Zealand draw 1-1 with their first-ever FIFA World Cup point. A historic moment for the All Whites.

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