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Next Goal Wins

Next Goal Wins

November 16, 2023· 1h 44m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.5

Dutch coach Thomas Rongen attempts the nearly impossible task of turning the American Samoa soccer team from perennial losers into winners.

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21 reviews·Last updated 20d ago
Peak Moment

Rongen confesses to the team about losing his daughter, then American Samoa beat Tonga 2-1

8.2at 1h 32m
Lowest Moment

Rongen taunts Jaiyah with her birth name, leading to a minor brawl between them

5.5at 37m
Biggest Swing

The film swings from its lowest point around the forced early comedy and Rongen-Jaiyah brawl (score 5.5) up to its peak during Rongen's halftime confession about his daughter and the 2-1 victory over Tonga (score 8.2), a rise of 2.7 points driven by the shift from strained humor to genuine emotional payoff.

Next Goal Wins follows a sentiment arc that starts with an engaging hook, sags through a formulaic and tonally uneven middle section where the humor feels forced, then recovers strongly in its final act when Rongen's personal tragedy is revealed and the underdog victory lands with genuine warmth. The film's ceiling is consistently raised by the charm of the local ensemble cast and Kaimana's performance as Jaiyah, while its floor is dragged down by Fassbender's early miscalibration and jokes that critics found more cringey than funny. The result is a crowd-pleaser that earns its feel-good ending without ever transcending the formula it knowingly inhabits.

21 reviews analyzed|Sources: Guardian, Imdb, Tmdb
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American Samoa's 31-0 defeat against Australia shown in 2001 flashback
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Rongen is fired by the American Soccer Federation and reluctantly sent to American Samoa
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Rongen taunts Jaiyah with her birth name, leading to a minor brawl between them⬇ Lowest moment
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Rongen and Jaiyah recruit new players across the islands during training montages
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Rongen changes his approach and begins showing genuine respect toward the American Samoan players
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Rongen yells at players at halftime, calls them useless, and announces his resignation
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Rongen confesses to the team about losing his daughter, then American Samoa beat Tonga 2-1⬆ Peak moment
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Epilogue reveals Jaiyah became FIFA's first openly transgender World Cup qualifier and equality ambassador
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