The FC Mobile 26 Game Changer event celebrates the players who may start on the bench but can change everything when they step onto the pitch. A single goal, assist, or decisive moment can turn defeat into victory and make a substitute the hero of the match.
Relive some of football’s most memorable game-changing moments and earn rewards by completing daily activities, answering Flashback Trivia, upgrading featured players in Chronicles, and more.
Event Duration: August 20 – September 3, 2026 (14 Days)
Warm-Up
Complete daily Skill Games and Flashback Trivia to build your score in the Status Assessment and progress toward Milestone Rewards.
Warm-Up Training
Complete 3 Star Skill Games per day to earn points toward your Status Assessment. The more stars you earn, the higher your score.
Flashback Trivia
Answer 3 trivia questions per day based on famous Game Changer performances. Each correct answer helps increase your Status Assessment score.
Day 1 Answers
In the 1999 UEFA Champions League Final, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner for Manchester United – which part of his body did he use?
Answer: A. Right Foot
In the UEFA EURO 2012 final, Fernando Torres came off the bench to score and then assisted another Spanish substitute. Who was that player?
Answer: B. Juan Mata
In the 2014 World Cup last 16, Netherlands’ Klaas-Jan Huntelaar came on as a sub against Mexico. How did he score the late winner?
Answer: B. Penalty Kick
Day 2 Answers
In the 2010 World Cup quarter-final, Uruguay’s Sebastian Abreu came on as a substitute and scored the decisive penalty with a Panenka chip against Ghana. Which part of the body did he use to score?
Answer: B. Left foot
In the UEFA EURO 1996 final, German substitute Oliver Bierhoff scored the golden goal against the Czech Republic. With which part of the body did he strike the winner?
Answer: B. Left foot
In the 2014 World Cup semi-final, Argentina brought on Maxi Rodriguez late in extra time ahead of the penalty shoot-out against the Netherlands. Which penalty did he take and score?
Answer: B. The fourth
Day 3 Answers
In the 2012 UEFA Champions League final, which Chelsea substitute won the corner that led to Didier Drogba’s 88th-minute equaliser?
Answer: C. Fernando Torres
In the UEFA EURO 2024 final, Spain substitute Mikel Oyarzabal scored an 86th-minute winner against England. Who set him up?
Answer: A. Marc Cucurella
In the 2005 UEFA Champions League final, Liverpool’s Dietmar Hamann came on at half-time and helped turn the final around. Who did he replace?
Answer: A. Steve Finnan
Day 4 Answers
In the 1995 UEFA Champions League final, 18-year-old Ajax substitute Patrick Kluivert scored the 85th-minute winner against AC Milan. Which player did he replace?
Answer: A. Jari Litmanen
At the 2014 World Cup, Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal brought on substitute goalkeeper Tim Krul just before the penalty shoot-out against Costa Rica. How many penalties did Krul save?
Answer: B. 2
18-year-old Lionel Messi made his World Cup debut as a substitute for Argentina against Serbia and Montenegro in 2006. What was his end product in that match?
Answer: B. 1 Goal & 1 Assist
Day 5 Answers
England came from behind to beat Wales 2-1 at UEFA EURO 2016 thanks to two substitutes. Who were those two scorers?
Answer: A. Daniel Sturridge & Jamie Vardy
At the 2006 World Cup final, France substitute David Trezeguet missed the decisive penalty in the shoot-out against Italy. He had replaced which forward during extra time?
Answer: A. Franck Ribery
Liverpool’s Divock Origi came off the bench against Everton in a 2018 Merseyside derby and scored a bizarre 96th-minute winner. How did the goal come about?
Answer: C. A goalkeeping error on a high ball
Day 6 Answers
At the 2011 Copa America, Uruguay’s Diego Forlan came off the bench and scored twice against Paraguay in the final to secure the title. Both his goals came via which foot?
Answer: A. Both left foot
In the 2009 Confederations Cup semi-final, USA substitute Jozy Altidore scored the opening goal against Spain to help end Spain’s record unbeaten run. How many matches had Spain gone unbeaten before that?
Answer: A. 35
In the 2021 UEFA Champions League quarter-final, Porto substitute Mehdi Taremi scored an acrobatic bicycle kick against Chelsea. In which minute did he score?
Answer: B. 90+3
Day 7 Answers
In the 2012 UEFA Champions League semi-final, Chelsea substitute Fernando Torres sealed the win with a breakaway goal against Barcelona. Which goalkeeper did he chip the ball past?
Answer: A. Victor Valdes
In the 2014 World Cup group stage, Netherlands substitute Memphis Depay scored the winning goal against Australia. What was the final score?
Answer: B. 3-2
In 2009, Manchester United teenager Federico Macheda came off the bench on his debut and scored a famous late curler against Aston Villa. How old was he at the time?
Answer: C. 17
Day 8 Answers
In the 2014 World Cup, Germany’s Miroslav Klose came off the bench against Ghana and scored with his first touch to equalise. Which goalscoring record did he tie with that strike?
Answer: B. 15 World Cup Goals
At the 2022 World Cup, Netherlands substitute Davy Klaassen scored in the 90+9th minute against Senegal. Who did he replace when he came on?
Answer: C. Steven Bergwijn
In the 2019 UEFA Champions League final, Divock Origi came off the bench to seal Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Tottenham. Which player did he replace?
Answer: C. Roberto Firmino
Day 9 Answers
During the 2023 UEFA Champions League final, Inter Milan substitute Romelu Lukaku inadvertently made a crucial block on his own teammate’s goal-bound header. Whose effort did he block?
Answer: B. Federico Dimarco
In the 2020 UEFA Champions League quarter-final, FC Bayern Munchen’s Philippe Coutinho came off the bench against his parent club Barcelona. How many goals did he score?
Answer: B. 2
At the 1994 World Cup, Italy’s Roberto Baggio came off the bench against Nigeria and turned the tie around almost single-handedly. How many goals did he score after coming on?
Answer: B. 2
Day 10 Answers
In a UEFA EURO 2020 group match, Belgium’s Kevin De Bruyne came off the bench against Denmark, scored one and set up another. Which player did he assist for the equaliser?
Answer: C. Thorgan Hazard
Portugal’s Silvestre Varela scored an 87th-minute winner as a substitute against Denmark at UEFA EURO 2012. What was the score immediately before his goal?
Answer: B. 2-2
In the 2014 World Cup semi-final, Germany’s Andre Schurrle came off the bench against Brazil and contributed heavily to the 7-1 win. How many goals did he score as a substitute?
Answer: B. 2
Day 11 Answers
In a must-win 2005 UEFA Champions League group match,Liverpool’s Florent Pongolle and Neil Mellor both came off the bench to score against Olympiacos. What did their goals set up before Gerrard’s famous winner?
Answer: B. A comeback to 2-1
In the 2022 World Cup semi-final, France substitute Randal Kolo Muani scored with his first touch against Morocco. Who did he replace?
Answer: C. Ousmane Dembele
In the 2022 UEFA Champions League semi-final, Real Madrid’s Rodrygo came off the bench to score twice in stoppage time against Manchester City. His second goal was scored with which body part?
Answer: C. Head
Day 12 Answers
David Beckham came off the bench and scored twice for Manchester United against Real Madrid in a 2003 UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg (4-3) win. What was his first goal?
Answer: A. A direct free-kick
At UEFA EURO 2024, Italy’s Mattia Zaccagni came off the bench to extend the match with a dramatic 98th-minute equaliser against Croatia. Which part of the body did he use to score?
Answer: B. Right foot
In the 2014 World Cup final, Germany substitute Mario Gotze chested down and scored the extra-time winner. Who assisted him?
Answer: C. Andre Schurrle
Day 13 Answers
In the UEFA EURO 2000 final, French substitute David Trezeguet volleyed the golden goal. Who provided the cross?
Answer: A. Robert Pires
In the UEFA EURO 2020 semi-final, Spain’s Alvaro Morata came off the bench to equalise against Italy. What happened when he took a penalty in the subsequent shoot-out?
Answer: B. Missed
In the 2005 UEFA Champions League final, Liverpool substitute Vladimir Smicer scored a long-range goal against AC Milan. What did the score become immediately after his goal?
Answer: B. 2-3
Day 14 Answers
In the 2018 UEFA Champions League final, Real Madrid substitute Gareth Bale scored a stunning overhead kick. Whom did he replace when he came on?
Answer: A. Isco
At the 2006 World Cup, Germany substitute Oliver Neuville scored a late winner against Poland. Who provided the cross?
Answer: A. David Odonkor
In the 2019 UEFA Champions League semi-final, Liverpool substitute Georginio Wijnaldum scored twice against Barcelona. Approximately how many seconds separated his two goals?
Answer: B. 120 seconds
Status Assessment
Your Status Assessment score is based on your performance in Warm-Up Training and Flashback Trivia. The score refreshes every day, ranging from 0 to 100.
Aim to earn a score of at least 70 each day to progress toward the Milestone Rewards. A perfect score of 100 also gives you more Game Changer Tokens, helping you progress faster in the Chronicles chapter.
| Score | Reward |
|---|---|
| 30 | 100 Training Transfer Points 100,000 Coins |
| 50 | 150 Training Transfer Points 150,000 Coins |
| 70 | 50 Game Changer Tokens 30 Rank Up Points |
| 100 | 100 Game Changer Tokens 100 Gems |
Milestone Rewards
Milestone progress is based on how many times you earn a Status Assessment score above 70.
| Objective | Reward |
|---|---|
| Earn a score of more than 70 in Status Assessment 2 times | “Game Changer” Emote |
| Earn a score of more than 70 in Status Assessment 4 times | 500 Gems |
| Earn a score of more than 70 in Status Assessment 6 times | 5,000,000 Coins |
| Earn a score of more than 70 in Status Assessment 8 times | 1,000 Gems |
| Earn a score of more than 70 in Status Assessment 10 times | 2 FC Draft Vouchers |
Chronicles
Spend your Game Changer Tokens to claim 114 OVR featured players in the Chronicles chapter. Complete their featured matches to earn Game Changer Exchange Tokens, which can be used to upgrade them to their higher OVR versions.
There are four featured players available:
- Mikel Merino
- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
- Olivier Giroud
- Emiliano Buendia
Complete each player’s featured matches to collect the tokens needed for their upgrade.
Each Chronicles Player upgrade costs 400 Game Changer Exchange Tokens. Since each player’s featured matches reward only 100 Game Changer Exchange Tokens, you can earn a maximum of 400 Exchange Tokens in total. This means you can only upgrade one Chronicles Player to their highest 118 OVR version.
Draft
The Game Changer event features two separate Draft pools, with one pool available each week. Use your FC Draft Vouchers to open the Draft chapter and get a chance to earn one of the featured players.
Draft Week 1 (Pool A)
- 122 CB Lucio
- 121 RW Quaresma
- 120 CM Fellaini
Draft Week 2 (Pool A)
- 122 CB Lucio
- 121 CDM Ramires
- 120 ST Kanu
Quests
Open the Game Changer Quests from the bottom-left corner of the main screen. Complete the objectives to earn extra rewards, including Gems, Rank Up Points, Coins, and an FC Draft Voucher.
| Objective | Reward |
|---|---|
| Reach a Superb or higher rating 3 times in Status Assessment | 50 Rank Up Points |
| Reach Invincible twice in Status Assessment | 100 Gems |
| Complete the Milestone in the Warm-up Chapter | 50 Rank Up Points |
| Complete all the Chronicles Matches of all Players in the Chronicles Chapter | 100 Gems |
| Upgrade a Game Changer Player in the Chronicles Chapter | 100 Rank Up Points |
| Complete All the Quests | FC Draft Voucher 200,000 Coins |
Pass
Earn Game Changer Pass Credits by completing various activities throughout the event.
Progress through the Game Changer Pass to claim rewards, with the main featured reward being 119 OVR CB Harry Maguire (Rank 5).
Players
Below are the Game Changer Players and their refresh times. All times are after daily reset (01:00 UTC) and repeat every two hours.
| Player | Pos. | OVR | Refresh Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lúcio | CB | 122 | 0:01:51 |
| Quaresma | RW | 121 | 0:01:47 |
| Fellaini | CM | 120 | 0:01:55 |
| Bierhoff | ST | 119 | 0:01:43 |
| Amad | CAM | 119 | 1:23:27 |
| Isco | CAM | 119 | 1:23:41 |
| Stanišić | CB | 119 | 1:23:45 |
| De Gea | GK | 119 | 1:23:59 |
| Maguire | CB | 119 | Untradeable |
| Svilar | GK | 118 | 1:23:25 |
| Tarkowski | CB | 118 | 1:23:29 |
| Andrich | CDM | 118 | 1:23:37 |
| Sørloth | ST | 118 | 1:23:53 |
| Gatti | CB | 118 | 1:24:07 |
| Solskjær | ST | 118 | Untradeable |
| Giroud | ST | 118 | Untradeable |
| Buendía | CAM | 118 | Untradeable |
| Mikel Merino | CM | 118 | Untradeable |
| Samba | GK | 117 | 1:23:49 |
| Frattesi | CM | 117 | 1:23:55 |
| Zambo Anguissa | CM | 117 | 1:24:03 |
| Højbjerg | CDM | 117 | 1:24:17 |
| Barnes | LW | 117 | 1:24:25 |
| Sergio Camello | ST | 116 | 1:23:39 |
| Gerard Moreno | ST | 116 | 1:23:43 |
| Baumann | GK | 116 | 1:23:47 |
| Anton | CB | 116 | 1:23:51 |
| Orsolini | RM | 116 | 1:23:57 |
| Henderson | GK | 115 | 1:23:33 |
| Zaccagni | LM | 115 | 1:24:05 |
| Minamino | LM | 115 | 1:24:09 |
| Doan | RM | 115 | 1:24:15 |
| Maitland-Niles | RB | 115 | 1:24:19 |
| Thauvin | ST | 114 | 1:24:21 |
| Mittelstädt | LB | 114 | 1:24:23 |
| Agirrezabala | GK | 114 | 1:24:27 |
| Solskjær | ST | 114 | Untradeable |
| Giroud | ST | 114 | Untradeable |
| Buendía | CAM | 114 | Untradeable |
| Mikel Merino | CM | 114 | Untradeable |
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Whomever designed the Solskaer’s 2nd match of scoring 4 goals, should teach us how to score 4 goals in a 60sec game… … it’s not 13 minutes to be historically. Good thing I skipped the passed.
I just took it to extra time.
Thanks for the reminder. I forgot that idea used in the past event. Now it’s cleared 😀
Just need to ask GK to own goal 3 times. 😀
The 2 star dribble through the cons feels like a scam (If feels like a 4 star challenge) when you come to the last 2, which is sooooo tiny. You need a player, who is nibble to control to dribble through. 😀
Thanks a lot for the Flashback Trivia answers. Really helpful and time saving.
so true i used to google all of the answers now this helps