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The pressure to win reaches a boiling point. The team is falling apart. Warre decides to quit football; the stress became too much for him. Mira isn't allowed by her mom to take part in the play. Kobe does everything he can to prevent things from working out between Mira and Hannes.

Loubna becomes United's new goalkeeper. As a result, Warre ends up on the bench. His teammates have little sympathy for him. The pressure to win the championship is mounting for everyone. Mira and Hannes have broken up. Xander tries to mend the rift between them.

Mira faces a difficult choice. The performance of the play in which she plays the lead role coincides with the last match of the season against Blauw Geel. Hannes does not understand why Mira is considering missing that match for the play. Kim is no longer satisfied with Warre as goalkeeper. All players are being tested as goalkeepers to replace Warre.

Hannes is playing against United for the first time. Sporting United has never beaten Blauw Geel, but for the first time, they truly believe they can win. Nerves are running high among all the players. It is going to be a fierce battle. The pressure on Warre to perform well is mounting.

Goalkeeper Warre has blundered once again during the match. He feels under immense pressure not to make any mistakes in the next game. Thanks to Coach Kim's strict approach, United is playing much better. For the first time, they believe they can win the championship. The relationship between Mira and Hannes comes under strain, as their football training and drama classes leave them with very little time for one another.

Selma is quitting her podcast because very few people are watching. Loubna enlists a well-known football analyst to try to change Selma's mind. Kim requires the players to attend extra training sessions. Warre isn't in the mood for them, so he lies and claims he is attending the extra sessions. Mira faces a dilemma: the drama club rehearsals clash with football practice.

Mira decides to join the drama club. She quickly forms a strong bond with Kobe, who has been a member of the club for some time. Kim—Mira's mother—replaces Obi as coach. Kim pushes Mira to train harder because she wants her daughter to become a professional soccer player. Mira, however, is unsure whether she actually wants to turn professional.

It weighs on Warre that he is letting in so many goals. It makes him feel insecure. His teammates support him and try to boost his self-confidence. Mira discovers a new talent within herself: acting. She is invited to join the drama club. Hannes is playing his first season with Blauw Geel. Xander lies to the United players, claiming that Hannes intends to humiliate them during the match.

Loubna has had enough of her dad constantly shouting from the sidelines. As a result, she makes a drastic decision. Selma discovers that Hannes and Xander are secretly training together.

Hannes and Mira are a couple. He doesn't dare tell her that he is training with the bully Xander and is joining Blauw Geel next season. The touchline behavior of Loubna's father is getting worse and worse.

Hannes has to decide whether to join Blauw Geel. Will he choose his dream or his friends? Mira is in love with Hannes, but she fears he already has someone else. And Jamal is angry with Selma because she criticized his last match on her podcast.

Hannes and Xander are training together. This must be kept a secret from Hannes's teammates. Due to his autism, Ferre becomes overstimulated and reacts sharply toward the group. His friends are unaware that he has autism and react with a lack of understanding. Ferre decides to quit football.

Hannes decides not to join Blauw Geel. However, their coach refuses to give up on convincing Hannes to make the switch after all. The fact that Loubna's father stands on the sidelines shouting during every match is starting to irritate the team.

Hannes is going to try out for their arch-rival, Blauw Geel. He fears what the reaction from the bully, Xander, will be. The friendship between Mira and Loubna comes under pressure.

A shock runs through the team when they learn who the scout has come to watch—especially since the scout hails from their arch-rivals, Blauw Geel. Warre is unable to attend training due to his poor school grades.

The team is curious to know which player the scout has come to watch. Who can make their dream of becoming a professional footballer come true?