Supa Strikas Season 4

Supa Strikas and Invincible United will once again be facing off in the Super League Final, but this time United have an unstoppable weapon, Automatic, who uses throw-ins to help United score goals. Shakes recommends North Shaw and Blok to learn defensive headers from the Battering Ram, but they arrive only to see that the Pirate Tower is now a tourist attraction, and the Battering Ram's intense training is now used for entertaining children.

Sultans' coach has recently completed construction of the Super League's biggest stadium - The Goliath! It boasts a shopping mall, hotels and, unfortunately for rival teams, 150 000 home fans! Supa Strikas and their supporters head to Dubai only to discover there is more to The Goliath than meets the... ear!

Twisting Tiger and Liquido (from Hydra FC) are the fastest sprinters in the Super League. When Hydra wins at Strikaland using Liquido's speed, the team heads to the Floating Stadium for the return match, but not before undergoing Hydra's signature style underwater training. Tiger manages to increase his speed using the training, but Liquido then sets Tiger up for a friendly underwater game, only to trap him using heavy training weights. Shakes and North Shaw must help Tiger unlock the weights before Coach finds out and benches Tiger for the match.

When North Shaw and Blok get dominated by Palmentieri’s Don Aldo, their confidence hits rock bottom. So, Coach sends them to regroup at an isolated hotel in the Amazon, before the return leg in Rio. But when North realises they may be near a mythical lost Jungle Stadium, their confidence-building session becomes a perilous expedition!

Cool Joe uses four football spins to pass the ball. When the team gets invited to a motion capture studio to put their moves in the next Super League game, Cool Joe's moves are discovered by Nakama's coach Ura Giri. Nakama manages to intercept his pass in the first half. Can he come up with a fifth spin before the second half ends??

After El Matador bungles an easy shot during a match, he runs away from the team. Shakes and Klaus track him down at an abandoned cruise ship full of El Matador lookalikes who worship him. Klaus thinks that he traveled through time after seeing El Matador and his "future" selves.

A strange light envelopes Orion's stadium, sparking rumours of aliens helping Orion to win their matches. A group of believers enlist Klaus to uncover the secrets behind the lights. El Matador freaks out when he thinks he ran into aliens outside the stadium.

Shakes is returning from nursing his injury after playing against Iron Tank, but he can't get past his fear of going against Uber who caused the injury. Coach talks Shakes into taking a trip abroad to clear his head, which leads Shakes to China where he learns the art of Cuju. Unfortunately, Iron Tank has been following him around and they kidnap Shakes' trainer to learn Cuju.

Spike Dawson is at it again. He frames Big Bo for the theft of Grimm FC's sacred book of tactics, while he tries to steal Big Bo's gloves to add to his collection. Big Bo must outsmart both Spike Dawson and the Super League investigators to clear his name.

The Professor create a robot in the appearance of Blok as a tour guide for Supa Strikas' museum, but Toni Vern swaps the memory chip in Roblok using his robot's chip. Now Roblok is programmed to cause injury to other players on the field, while the real Blok is trapped at the local dump. Can Shakes figure out what is happening to his friend??

Shakes and his fellow winners at a Super League Award show get invited to compete on Soccer Island, which is actually a reality tv show. Skarra becomes the villain of the show, sabotaging fellow contestants and boosting the show's ratings. El Matador snuck into the show because he wasn't invited, and creates problems for the tv production crew.

Supa Strikas are training to get ready against Iron Tank and their super goalkeeper. Dancing Rasta finds a way to score a super fast goal but an interference by Iron Tank's submarine causes him to lose his memory. Shakes must find out what Rasta learned while Rasta must fend off another sabotage from Iron Tank.

El Matador always wears his one-of-a-kind goggles when playing football. Toni Vern tries to sabotage El Matador using identical goggles with virtual reality capabilities. The whole team thinks El Matador is losing it, when he starts talking to a magazine reporter that is not actually there, but the reporter is actually John. J. Johnson Junior playing around with the goggles.