Seattle Sounders forward scored in the first minute of stoppage time as the MLS All-Stars defeated UEFA Champions League winners Chelsea 3-2 Wednesday night at PPL Park in Philadelphia, PA.

The MLS got out to a quick lead in the 21st minute as San Jose's Chris Wondolowski was able to capatilize on John Terry slipping to slot a shot past Henrique Hilario to give the All-Stars a 1-0 lead.

Chelsea answered right back just 11 minutes later as John Terry connected on a Frank Lampard corner to even the scoring at one goal a piece. Chelsea took the lead in the 58th minute as Lampard was on the receiving end of a beautiful Ramires cross that looped over the head of Chivas USA keeper Dan Kennedy to make it 2-1.

The All-Stars evened things up in the 73rd minute as DC United's Dwayne De Rosario found a streaking Chris Pontius who slotted it past Ross Turnbull to make it 2-2.

The game winner happened in the 91st, when Johnson saw his shot deflect off of David Luiz and left Turnbull flat-footed, unable to recover in time to make the save.

The Houston Dynamo had two players on the All-Stars roster, although neither Geoff Cameron or Brad Davis made it on the field. Cameron was a lock to play, but he was sold to Stoke City of the English Premier League before the match and therefore could not participate.

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