It's time to say goodbye to Jack and to decide whether he's signing for premier division Foxborough or staying with grass-roots club Phoenix. Jamie knows where his heart lies but is he ready for either decision?

Jack and Zoe go head to head for a place at Archfield Women's Academy whilst Jamie helps Boggy get Phoenix's sponsor back on board. But when the sponsor makes it clear they're only interested if he's in, Jamie makes a promise he might regret.

The unthinkable has happened - Jamie Johnson has had enough of football. But Mike is determined not to give up on him and thinks playing for Phoenix is the key - if only Jamie can be persuaded to play.

Things go from bad to worse as Jamie turns his back on his friends to hang out with Jethro. Even Jack gets the cold shoulder as she sets off to play with England's Lionnesses. Could Boggy be right that Jamie's actions are a deliberate ploy to get himself kicked out of Foxborough?

Indira is quick to spread gossip about Jamie's dad. But when Boggy's investigations throw doubt on Indira's assumptions, she is left with a surprising dilemma. Has she got what it takes to be a true friend?

Phoenix need a kit if they're to be taken seriously on the pitch. But when Jack organises a fundraiser, Zoe will stop at nothing to make sure she's the one to come out on top.

Dillon's got it all - a place at Hawkstone academy, the clothes, the kudos, the girls. And it's all thanks to his talent with a football. But will he learn that there's more to being an academy player than scoring goals?

Boggy decides it's time for him to move on from just being the team mascot and sets out as chief scout for Jack's new team, Phoenix FC. First mission: find a new goalie so Jack can play outfield. But when it becomes clear his chosen candidate has behaviour issues, Hansard needs some convincing.

With the school football team on hold for a year Jack decides to keep her footballing dreams alive by starting her own grassroots football team. But with Jethro and Dillon seemingly determined to start World War Three, and Hansard refusing to be a coach alongside Mike, Jack finds it harder than she thought.

When Jamie's trial with Foxborough academy falls at the same time Kingsmount are due to defend the school cup, he convinces himself he can do both. But when he fails to make it to the Kingsmount game before kick-off, Hansard is forced to change his game plan. Has Jamie's ego just cost everyone dearly?