In the Struggle, There's Joy. Ruby makes a big announcement and the Mustangs knuckle down ahead of the semis. However, Danny is nowhere to be seen on game day. [S]
C for Complete. The Mustangs have one last chance of making it into the finals. However, despite captain Ruby's best efforts, they are struggling to step up. [S]
Dress is More. Nobody is impressed when Zee turns ball hog on the pitch. Meanwhile, Marnie panics over mixing her new State friends with the Mustangs at her birthday party. [S]
Obsessed. Certain that Gabe likes Bella, Anusha plans an elaborate, project-managed set-up. However, there is one major variable she did not account for. [S]
Hoof Five! The penalty shootouts are nail-bitingly close, but even after the whistle blows and the final score is announced, there is still one last surprise in store for the Mustangs. [S]
Seven and Half Minutes. Marnie desperately wants to get scouted, but to do that she has to persuade Anton to let her play with the boys - and miss half of the Mustangs' crucial semi-final. [S]
Sparkly Girls. Playing in a skills camp with the best in the league, Marnie gets a wake up call and she is going to have to work a lot harder for her dream than she had realised. [S]
In Sync. Marnie and the team campaign to get sanitary bins for the Mustangs clubhouse, while Anusha struggles to find the balance between independence and the support she needs. [S]
Pity Party. Marnie is forced to play friendship umpire when a team night watching soccer gets turned into a pity-party for heartbroken Liv, and Ruby's unexpected appearance divides the girls. [S]
No Pressure. The grudge match against the Wildcats has everyone feeling the pressure, especially Marnie, who develops some obsessive pre-game rituals. [S]
Shake Up Call. The Mustangs need to get serious before the season officially starts - time for some unusual training methods, player recruitment, and a big shake-up of the team's formation. [S]
Mustangs Forever. Comedy drama. The nail-biting final is in play and the Mustangs and Wildcats are drawing 2-2. But when tensions rise pitchside, the game is called off. [S]
Slay. Comedy drama. The Mustangs have made it to the final but it feels like nobody at the club has faith in them, and even the girls start to doubt themselves. [S]
Flawless. Comedy drama. When Lara sucks up to the mansplaining Tom, Marnie gets mad. Doesn't Lara realise that there's more to life than being looked at? [S]
Oh Em Gee. Comedy drama. Marnie's hunch about Ruby going to the Wildcats turns out to be right, so she and Liv organise a nachos night in an attempt to get her to stay. [S]
Kick It Like a Girl. Comedy drama. At a tournament, the Mustangs are thrashed by the Wildcats in the first round. Do they need a new captain to pull the team together? [S]
Girl Crush. Comedy drama. Danny sacks Bella from the Mustangs after she messes up on the pitch. How is she going to hide the fact that she is no longer on the team from her dad? [S]
Game Changer. Comedy drama. When Marnie posts an unflattering picture of Lara that goes viral, Lara goes out for revenge. She hits Marnie where it hurts - the Mustangs. [S]
Like a Boss. Comedy drama. When the Mustangs are accused of 'playing like girls', it's the last straw for Marnie. It's time to prove themselves by beating the boys. [S]
Goals. Comedy drama. It is the beginning of the season for Mustangs. With no coach, no uniforms and no players, can Marnie pull a football team together? [S]
Hoof Five! The penalty shootouts are nail-bitingly close, but even after the whistle blows and the final score is announced, there is still one last surprise in store for the Mustangs. [S]
Seven and Half Minutes. Marnie desperately wants to get scouted, but to do that she has to persuade Anton to let her play with the boys - and miss half of the Mustangs' crucial semi-final. [S]
Sparkly Girls. Playing in a skills camp with the best in the league, Marnie gets a wake up call and she is going to have to work a lot harder for her dream than she had realised. [S]
In Sync. Marnie and the team campaign to get sanitary bins for the Mustangs clubhouse, while Anusha struggles to find the balance between independence and the support she needs. [S]
Pity Party. Marnie is forced to play friendship umpire when a team night watching soccer gets turned into a pity-party for heartbroken Liv, and Ruby's unexpected appearance divides the girls. [S]
No Pressure. The grudge match against the Wildcats has everyone feeling the pressure, especially Marnie, who develops some obsessive pre-game rituals. [S]