American-born prisoner of war Hatchoriginally only knew how to play American football. Later, after unremitting efforts, Colbylet him serve as the team's backup goalkeeper. But as soon as he joined the team, Hatch got a task: to go to Paris, connect with the underground organization, and help the entire football team escape on the day of the game.
Hatch arrived in Paris with great hardships and learned that there is a sewer under the Colón Stadium that leads to the Seine. So Hatch, who had just escaped from prison, was deliberately captured by the Nazis and returned to the camp. And Colby also insisted that he was his indispensable goalkeeper in order to get Hatch to go to Paris with the team. The original main goalkeeper Tony broke his arm resolutely.
On August 15th, the day of the game arrived. In the first half, under the favor of the referee, the Germans scored four goals in a row. Their rough play even made Lewisinjured. However, the one-man Allied Alliance stimulated fighting spirit and scored a goal one minute before the end of the first half. During the intermission, according to the original plan, everyone would leave the sewers of the locker room, but at this time Lewis said he did not want to go, he believed that he could beat the Germans.
In the second half of the game, these strong men tied the score 4 to 4. At the last moment, Lewis, who broke his hand, made a beautiful barb shot to lead the score. But the referee gave the German a penalty. But this time, Hatch magically saved a penalty. The Allies won, the audience cheered, and fans poured into the arena, surrounded by their heroes. The wave of people finally broke through the gate of the stadium, and the team members who did not slip through the gloomy sewer realized the great escape in a heroic way.
