Camila lies to her family and secretly travels to her championship women's soccer game in Rosario.

Camila leads her team to a championship victory and her teammates christen her with the nickname 'la Furia.'

Professional soccer star Diego Ferrari returns to Rosario and notices Camila in the crowd outside Central's stadium.

Diego takes Camila on a romantic first date, dancing with her at a riverside park and kissing her goodnight.

Camila's father breaks into her bedroom and pressures her to exploit her relationship with Diego for the family's financial benefit.

Camila calls Diego and tells him she cannot keep seeing him before he returns to Italy.

Camila twists her ankle during a scrimmage after losing focus when she spots Diego cheering from the sidelines.

Diego confesses his love for Camila and they share a passionate kiss on the sand by the river.

Camila confesses to her mother that she has been secretly playing soccer and lying about studying for medical school.

Five more players abandon the roster, forcing Camila's team to merge with a rival team before the tournament.

Camila's father attacks her with his belt and smashes her phone when she stands up to him at home.

Police arrive at the Hassan home and arrest Camila's father before his violence can escalate further.

Diego flies back from Italy after hearing about the attack and gives Camila an ultimatum to choose him or soccer.

Camila chooses her fútbol career over a future with Diego, and he walks away heartbroken.

Coach Gabi Tapia calls Camila and invites her to join the Utah Royals in the US national league.

Camila Hassan secretly plays competitive women's soccer in Rosario while lying to her disapproving family about her whereabouts. When childhood crush Diego Ferrari returns to town and pursues her romantically, Camila struggles to balance her dream of playing professionally in the United States against the pull of a life with him. After breaking things off with Diego and then reconnecting, Camila faces her greatest test when her abusive father attacks her just days before her crucial tournament. She chooses her soccer career over Diego when he forces her to choose, and though her team doesn't win the Sudamericano, her performance attracts serious attention. Ultimately, Camila receives the call that changes her life: an invitation to join the Utah Royals and play professional soccer in the United States.

Camila's journey from secret soccer player to professional athlete.

Camila buys an estampita from a boy on the bus, asking La Difunta Correa for a tournament victory.

At the trophy ceremony, the announcer introduces Camila only as the sister of soccer star Pablo Hassan.

Pablo warns Camila that Diego will only be in town one week and has countless girls pursuing him.

Diego offers to help Camila secure a job as an English tutor at the El Buen Pastor charity.

Camila's mother confides that she became pregnant with Pablo during her final year of high school.

Roxana shows Camila an Instagram photo Diego posted of the two of them together as young children.

Camila meets Karen, the only girl in her English class, and resolves to mentor her as Coach Alicia once mentored her.

Rufina, a player from a rival team, joins the squad after Marisa quits following abuse from her boyfriend.

Camila's mother takes her to the curandera Miriam, who heals her ankle and warns her that lies have short legs.

Camila's mother attends the team meeting, hears Coach Alicia describe how valuable Furia is, and shows visible pride.

While watching television, Camila sees Diego dedicate a goal to her by kissing his bracelet after scoring.

Eda's body is found and Camila joins her teammates in a march to the police station demanding justice.

Coach Alicia announces the team will dedicate every tournament game to Eda and all the missing girls of Rosario.

Wearing black wristbands for Eda, Camila channels her grief into her play as her team fights to an opening tie.

Two young girls approach Camila on the Utah Royals field and ask for her autograph after a game.

Behind Camila's headline journey are the smaller yet vital moments that define her world and push her forward. From praying to a saint on a crowded bus to being introduced at her own trophy ceremony only as a soccer star's sister, Camila constantly fights to be seen on her own terms. Her friendships with Roxana and young student Karen, her mother's hidden history, and the community's battle against violence against women all deepen the stakes of every choice Camila makes. The addition of rival team players and the dedication of tournament games to a murdered girl reveal the larger social forces pressing in around her. By the time young fans approach her for autographs in Utah, it is clear how far Camila's quiet courage has carried her and everyone who watched her rise.

The supporting moments that shape Camila's world and fuel her resolve.

Camila hides behind Roxana to avoid being photographed with Diego by news cameras outside Central's stadium.

A young Diego comforts childhood Camila after she falls and tells her the story of a warrior princess who shares her name.

Camila returns from her morning run to find Diego already chatting with her father in the kitchen.

Father Hugo offers Camila the English tutor job after she reveals her dream of playing soccer in the United States.

Coach Gabi compliments Camila's skill at the scrimmage and promises to watch her closely at the Sudamericano.

Camila spots her father getting into his car with a young blond woman outside El Buen Pastor.

Diego arrives at El Buen Pastor with bags of gifts for the children, including a pink backpack for Karen.

Camila's mother produces the signed tournament permission slip as the two share mate together at home.

Pablo reveals that his girlfriend Marisol is pregnant during a heated confrontation with their father at home.

A photo of Camila and Diego kissing on the beach goes viral online, prompting an angry message from Roxana.

A doctor treating Camila's ankle tells her there is help available for both her and her mother.

Pablo shows Camila a newspaper article identifying her as a soccer player and 'Diego Ferrari's latest love interest.'

Camila's team loses the final tournament game on a last-minute penalty kick despite mounting a stunning comeback.

Discovery scout Jill Ryan approaches Camila after the match and promises, 'This won't be the last time we talk, Furia.'

Diego sends Camila a message apologizing for his ultimatum, and she dials his number to hear his voice.

Beneath the main story lie the pivotal revelations and choices that shift the balance of Camila's world. From the moment she hides from news cameras to avoid being tied to Diego, to recalling the childhood story of a warrior princess who shares her name, Camila's sense of identity is steadily being sharpened. Critical turning points such as receiving the tutoring job offer, discovering her father's affair, and learning that her mother quietly supports her dreams each redistribute power in her family. The convergence of a viral photograph, a doctor's knowing warning, and a brutal newspaper headline forces Camila to confront every corner of her life at once. When the tournament ends without a trophy but with a scout's memorable promise, and Diego eventually sends an apology in place of an ultimatum, the story arrives at a hard-won but hopeful resolution.