The Final: Attack on Wembley

The talking heads in the film are a mixture of English men who are White, Black, and of South Asian heritage. An Italian soccer fan is also interviewed as is a White female journalist. There is a discussion about how diverse the England soccer team is, but also how, following their defeat in the final, the same Black players were racially abused both in the stadium and online. A security guard recounts how he was racially abused. Reference to depression as a result of the COVID-19 lockdowns. Women and young girls are seen attending and supporting at soccer matches. But the majority are men and they are the ones responsible for the trouble caused. Some women are shown to be in high-end jobs such as a broadcaster and a chief executive.

Soccer fans are shown fighting, with punches and kicks. They also cause criminal damage, such as jumping on buses, pulling down fences, and breaking down doors and barriers. They scuffle with police and security guards. During the stampede, people are seen being trampled on. Bloody injuries are seen and there is a reference to it being a miracle that no one died. A security guard recounts how they were racially abused by someone and told "I'll f--k you up."

An intoxicated soccer fan is seen naked, although their genitals are blurred out. Another fan is seen being held with their trousers and underwear removed and with a lit flare in between their buttocks -- their genitals are seen. A mural is defaced with a picture of a penis.

Language is frequent and includes variants of "f--k," "c--t," "bollocks," "s--t," "bastard," "piss," "jeez," and "oh my God," as an exclamation. Also racist language, both spoken by recipients of abuse and seen as tweets. This includes the British slur "Paki" and the "N" word, although the latter is censored.

Soccer fans are seen drinking beer and sniffing cocaine outside a stadium before a big game. This leads to antisocial behavior including violence and criminal damage. One fan is seen smoking. Empty beer cans and bottles are seen discarded everywhere.