Brazilians are known to be crazy for soccer. Crazy for men's soccer. For forty years, women in Brazil were banned from even playing the Beautiful Game. Narrator Trevor Noah reveals how a new generation of Brazilian female players has begun to claim their place in the pantheon of soccer greats and how they are campaigning for greater women's rights across Brazil.
Trevor discovers how some brave soccer lovers buck the pay-to-play system and explores whether those lessons can apply to other facets of American life.
Hearing from former Premier League greats, including Tim Howard, about how the world's most scrutinized league can test mental health; Trevor discovers that behind every soccer Superman is a Clark Kent trying to puzzle it all out.
Trevor takes a deeper look into the complex relationship between race, immigration, nationalism and soccer in France - and wonders whether the spirit of soccer can truly be a salve for race relations in France and beyond.
