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• Counterattack
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  The scene opens in a packed stadium with over 41,000 fans passionately supporting the Daxia soccer team. Despite the unfavorable situation on the field, the crowd remains vocal, expressing their frustration and disappointment. Fans chant for refunds, criticizing the team’s performance and questioning their ability to represent Daxia soccer. The atmosphere is tense, with anger and despair palpable among the spectators. A reporter attempts to interview the fans, asking if they still believe in the team’s ability to turn the game around. The responses are filled with frustration and disbelief, with many fans convinced that the team has no chance of winning. The situation seems dire, with the team needing three more goals to secure a victory. However, in a dramatic turn of events, the Daxia team manages to score three goals in just three minutes, completing a stunning comeback. The crowd erupts in celebration as the team secures their place in the World Cup qualifiers. The scene ends with a mix of relief and triumph, as the fans’ faith in their team is momentarily restored.
• Ep. 2
  Felix Logan, a young soccer prodigy, is reminded by his mother that it was Coach Zhao who recommended him for the Youth Training Team three years ago. Despite his talent, Felix faces constant discouragement at home. His mother criticizes his obsession with soccer, comparing it to her own struggles with a low-paying job. She insists that if he wins the upcoming match and secures a spot at a prestigious school, he must focus solely on academics and abandon soccer. Felix, determined to prove himself, reassures her of his commitment. Meanwhile, a bystander praises Felix’s skills, calling him a genius with a bright future. His mother dismisses the compliment, attributing his success to mere playfulness. However, it’s clear that Felix’s abilities go beyond casual interest—his quick reflexes and analytical mind set him apart on the field.
• Ep. 3
  Felix Logan finds himself in a heated soccer match, where his team is trailing by three goals. The opposing players, led by a wealthy and arrogant young man, taunt Felix and his teammates, calling them "poor trash" and mocking their skills. Despite the insults, Felix remains determined to score and turn the game around. Meanwhile, the father of the opposing player, confident in his son's abilities, boasts that he can control the outcome of the match. Felix's mother, watching from the sidelines, urges him to stay calm and focus on winning the game, as it could secure him a spot in a prestigious training program. However, the relentless bullying and provocations push Felix to the edge. His teammate, Lin Feng, tries to intervene, reminding Felix of the importance of self-control and the opportunity at stake. As the match progresses, tensions rise, and Felix struggles to keep his composure. The opposing team continues to play dirty, with Lin Feng being accused of intentional fouls. Despite the challenges, Felix knows that this game is more than just a match—it’s a test of his resilience and determination to pursue his soccer dreams.
• Ep. 4
  Felix Logan finds himself in a heated confrontation on the soccer field. Accused of intentionally hitting another player with the ball, Felix defends himself, claiming it was an accident. However, the wealthy and arrogant players mock him, calling soccer a "noble sport" unfit for someone like him, the son of a janitor. They belittle his background, suggesting he should stick to cleaning rather than playing soccer. As tensions rise, a coach intervenes, but the situation escalates when a parent accuses Felix of attacking their son. The coach, seemingly biased, dismisses Felix’s side of the story. Amid the chaos, Felix’s frustration grows, but he remains determined to stand his ground. The scene highlights the class divide and prejudice Felix faces, testing his resolve to continue pursuing his soccer dream.
• Ep. 5
  Felix is caught in a heated argument on the soccer field after a controversial foul. His opponents, backed by influential families, mock him and question his right to play. Overwhelmed by the injustice, Felix declares he no longer wants to play soccer, feeling disillusioned with the sport. His mother tries to comfort him, promising to seek help, but Felix insists on going home. Meanwhile, Shane Zeller, the former professional player who recruited Felix, is approached by officials who reveal they’ve been searching for him. They ask him to take on the role of the national team’s head coach, a position left vacant due to corruption. Shane agrees but insists they first help him with a personal matter, hinting at his continued interest in Felix’s potential.

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