Over the years, football has been the focus of interesting film dramas. Whether historical moments, comical films or simply stories about the love for the sport: The world of football films is as diverse as sports themselves. We're presenting the 10 best football films of all time.

There is no doubt that a whole range of films are currently dedicated to the most popular sport: Football. This is reason enough to take a look at the best football movies.

Sein Vater ist alles andere als begeistert von Muñez' Plan, der lieber einen normalen Job annimmt. Muñez lässt sich jedoch nicht beirren und macht sich schließlich auf nach England, um in Newcastle United ein Probetraining zu absolvieren.

In place of the film following now two new characters who are part of the English national team, this change makes the film feel a little unsatisfactory as an ending to a trilogy.

This man was cheated on by his team-mate Hung a few years ago, and now he's a successful trainer. Fung convinces Sing that he could be an even better footballer using his martial arts skills. So the two of them build a team of martial art experts to challenge Hung's team.

Stephan Chow was responsible for Shaolin Kickers, not just directing and writing the script with Tsang Kan Cheung, but also taking on the lead role himself. The end result was a bizarre parody of Kung-Fu genre, in which football is portrayed in a completely different way.

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This woman wishes that Jesus would prepare himself to become a good husband. After Jes meets his older cousin Jules at a park game, she convinces him to join a women's team.

The Indian actress was then also in series such as Emergency Room, The Blacklist or Dead Girls Lie Don't Tell the Truth. Also, the film's namesake David Beckham appeared for a guest appearance. He and his wife Victoria are seen at the end of the film.

Vinnie Jones will for the main role be take, which he now has some notable roles to show for. Jones is a former professional football player and played from 1984 until 1999 professionally. Afterwards, he decided to become a actor and was seen in films such as X-Men 3, Snatch or Escape Plan.

The director will make Dort the coach of his team of prison guards. Meghan declines the job and is forced to create his own team of inmates to compete against the guards' team.

After the club's committee decides to stop playing, Coach Jimmy Murphy convinces them to instead start a new team around the survivors Bobby Charlton and Harry Gregg.

After reaching the final of the FA Cup, which they ultimately lost. In the end, coach Matt Busby, who had survived an accident, returned to coaching and rebuilt a team, which won the European Cup 10 years later.

Calling all former teammates, Aus Rache requests that they play a game in four weeks in which Ecki wishes to only compete against homosexual opponents. Unfortunately, he has not yet assembled a team and the search has thus far proved to be difficult.

Ecki plays the main role in the film, which was released in 2014 by Maximilian Brückner. Since then, Brückner has starred in numerous German productions and was a Tatort-commissioner from 2006 to 2012. He has been paired with various actors in the comedy, including Dietmar Bär, Saskia Vester, Lisa Maria Potthoff, David Rott, Rolf Zacher and Mariele Millowitsch.

Even though the World Championships in 2014 only brought a modest victory, many football fans will always remember the 2006 World Cup in their home country. In many respects, the groundwork for future success was laid at the home tournament and Germany's national team finally caught everyone's attention again. Part of this was also due to the documentary Germany. A summer fairy tale.

In October 2006, the movie subsequently arrived in theaters and was a true hit. Alone, four million people wanted to experience the summer story again on the big screen.

Doch von 2003 bis 2005 verlor er seine Stammposition beim FC Bayern München und schaffte es anschließend nur noch in Teilzeit-Verhältnissen. In der Dokumentation geht es u. a. um die Begegnungen und Duelle mit Franz Beckenbauer, Lothar Matthäus und Zizou. A documentary on football career of Thomas Broich offers a variety of perspectives into the world of football that sometimes doesn't always revolve solely around the beautiful sides of sport. Aljoscha Pause's film follows Thomas Broich's football career spanning almost a decade from 2003 onward, when he lost his starting position with Bayern Munich and only managed to play in a part-time capacity thereafter. The film covers various encounters and matches with Franz Beckenbauer, Lothar Matthäus and Zizou among others.

Career setbacks in private and sports nature often resulted in Broich being pushed back. In 2010, he moved to Australia, where he played until his career ended. The documentary which was released in 2011 shows the path Broich took from hopeful young player to Bundesliga pro.

Koch spent many years living in England and getting to know soccer. In order to motivate his students, he brings it up to them. However, neither his colleagues nor the parents of the students seem to appreciate this.

The role of the man who helped make sports in Germany known took on Daniel Brühl. In other roles are Burghart Klaußner, Thomas Thieme, Jürgen Tonkel and Kathrin von Steinburg.

The wonder of Bern tells not just the journey of the German national team around striker Helmut Rahn, but also about the family Lubanski. This tries to build a new life after the war, which is especially difficult for the father who came back from Russian prisoner of war camps.

Germany did not only win the World Cup for the first time since the war, but also sparked nationwide euphoria with their championship victory. Director Sönke Wortmann used this story to make a film about it three years later, which allowed him to accompany the German national team at the 2006 World Cup.