Why take the challenge?
Millions of children are on the move. Some are driven from their homes by conflict or disaster. Others are migrating in the hope of finding a better life.
A child uprooted may be called a refugee, an internally displaced person or a migrant. But first and foremost, a child is a child, no matter where they come from. The world must stand up for these children.
This World Cup, join refugee and migrant children as they celebrate their love of football by taking the #LongestGoal challenge. Your GOAL could be broadcast during the World Cup on billboards around the world.
Goals of the week
Add your voice
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Record yourself yelling “gooooal” for as long as you can
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Share on Instagram or Twitter with #LongestGoal, scan the Snapcode to unlock our special Snapchat lens, or upload directly here
3
Challenge friends by tagging them
How well do you know your World Cup trivia?
Watch longest goals from around the world!
Can you beat the #LongestGoal?
Join in to show your support for migrant and refugee children! Share your GOAL for a chance to win prizes signed by Sergio Ramos.
For more information about submissions, please read our terms.
Leaderboard
Time to beat: 43 seconds
![On 10 December 2014 outside of La Casa del Migrante, a catholic shelter that supports migrants near the Lechería Train Station, in the municipality of Tultitlan, State of Mexico, Maria [NAME CHANGED], 16 (on right), from Honduras travels north with her younger siblings, expecting to cross the border to the United States to reunite with her family.](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/20180619_Migrants_PR.jpg?itok=leiXTTXO)
