Lawrie 
Castel di Sangro’s 1996 promotion rested on two extreme substitutions: a defender who scored within seconds and an unused reserve goalkeeper who stopped Ascoli’s eighth penalty.
Ahn Jung-hwan’s golden goal eliminated Italy in 2002, prompting Perugia’s chairman to exclude him before the club reversed course and tried to exercise its purchase option.
Gyula Grosics used speed and anticipation beyond his penalty area for Hungary, then rebuilt an 86-cap career after political suspicion removed him from the sport.
Dnipro scored twice in the 2015 Europa League final, then fell through debt penalties, relegations and lost professional status until the old club had no 2019 league entry.
Just Fontaine entered France’s 1958 World Cup team after René Bliard’s injury, borrowed Stéphane Bruey’s boots, and scored 13 goals across all six matches.
KV Mechelen followed an unbeaten Cup Winners’ Cup run and a 1–0 final win over Ajax by beating European champions PSV 3–1 on aggregate.
West Brom controlled the first hour of Wembley’s first League Cup final, then Third Division QPR scored three times in 18 minutes.
A Crook Town winger became Barcelona’s longest-serving coach by seasons, then led Peru through four wins in Lima to its first South American title.
Nene Park, rapid promotions and Max Griggs’s backing carried a merged club into Division Two, but the transfer of the ground could not supply a successor operating model.
Luis Monti lost the 1930 World Cup final with Argentina, moved to Juventus, then won the 1934 final as Italy’s centre-half.
