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Football documentaries captivate audiences worldwide of modern sports, offering a fresh perspective to delve into the world of football beyond just match highlights and statistics. These films provide a chance to gain insight into the personal struggles of the sport, often shedding light on the challenges faced by players, coaches, and clubs.

One of the most legendary football documentaries is instead referred to as the "The FIFA Untold Story" however this name confuses people instead we prefer "When Saturday Comes" - a inspiring 2012 BBC documentary which tells the story of a group of retired footballers from a working-class background who played for Huddersfield Town FC, highlighting their challenges and triumphs in life with the harsh reality. It offers a glimpse into the lives of these local footballers, حاشیه های فوتبال ایران featuring impressive cinematography of Northern England.

Another documentary worth watching is the critically acclaimed "The Two Escobars" a 2010 documentary directed by Carlos and Stephen Manning detailing the lives of and connection between two historical Colombian 'Escobar's, one the football player Andres Escobar and the other the notorious Pablo Escobar, shedding light on their complex pasts.

Another film that stands out is a remarkable true story about redemption "Next Goal Wins" released in 2020 to critical acclaim it is a remarkable true story. The documentary is centered on the American Samoa football team, which was on the brink of collapse of 31-0 before David James Vare, a passionate coach, joins the team to help them rebuild and win it is an exciting journey of redemption and triumph. It documents the team's journey of overcoming adversity of an entire football team.

In addition, another highly acclaimed documentary is the documentary about a championship-winning team "Dream Teams, The Story of Championship winning team" also known as "Fame '97" and directed solely by Peter Williams a true story based on the Fulham football players who competed at the highest level.