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By the Light of the Stars

By the Light of the Stars (À la luer des Étoiles in French) is the 18th episode of Season 1

## Description

Mr. Albert managed to mobilize the coach of Maryport Olympic to take care of the Blues before the game scheduled for the evening at 21 p.m. against the Desert Scorpions. But Tag injured his knee during this training. Z, the world's football superstar, is precisely at the headquarters of Olympic to discuss his entry into the club in front of the dubious mayor Maroni. Z is accompanied by his regular healer, Sylvius, an old friend of Coach's. He asks him to heal Tag. Tag is immediately taken to the headquarters where talks are taking place between the Z group, the club's leaders and the mayor. Maroni then overhears the conversation of Tag's friends, and thus learns the place and time of the evening match. Delighted, the mayor decides to trap and capture all the Street Football players in one fell swoop. And during this time, Z understood that it was a trap.
Street Football DS

[1]**Street Football DS** is a Nintendo DS game released in 2008, offering an immersive street football experience for fans of the animated series. Published by Koch Media GmbH in Austria, the game was developed by Otaboo and produced by Neko Entertainment SARL, operating under the publishing label of Deep Silver. The distribution of the game was handled by Koch Media SAS.

## Gameplay

Upon launching the game, players are greeted with the Season 1 intro of street football. The main menu presents four options: **Adventure**, **Practice**, **Matches**, and **Options**. Beside the Options menu, a small computer icon catches the player's attention.

**Adventure**: In this mode, players assume the role of Tag, the Captain of the Rifflers, engaging in a captivating story that unfolds during Season 1 of street football.

**Practice**: This mode enables players to replay mini-games unlocked during the Adventure mode, honing their skills and techniques.

**Matches**: In this mode, players can revisit street football matches previously played in the Adventure mode, providing an opportunity to relive exciting moments.

**Options**: Here, players can customize various game settings, including:

* **Microphone**: Adjustable to three levels - Low, Normal, and High.

* **Language**: Players can choose from five language options - French, English, Dutch, Italian, and Spanish.

* **Credits**: This section allows players to acknowledge the individuals who contributed to the development of **Street Football DS**.

* **Delete Data**: Players have the option to permanently erase their saved data, providing a fresh start if desired.

## Secrets

A unique feature of the game involves tapping the computer icon, granting players access to **Secret Codes**, **My Music**, and **My Videos**. **Secret Codes** let's you enter codes from http://streetfootball.deepsilver.com to access "*new contents*". **My Music** let's you select music that were unlocked in Adventure. **My Videos** let's you watch videos unlocked after winning a match in Adventure

## External Links

* MobyGames - Street Football DS

* RetroGames - Street Football (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)]
Shark HQ

A location inside the sardine factory

## Appearance

The room features a green door with a window, its grimy beige walls contrasting with the grimy grey floor. Wall cracks under the window reveal wear. A red sofa faces a computer, behind it is a long, brown stitched sofa and a single brown pillow cushion. A radio sits beside the cushion atop a grey cement block. A small table is between the brown sofa and cushion. A power generator, plugged into a mini refrigerator and computer, shares space with them. A small white chair is placed near the window.

## Information

* This is a room where Shark mainly does the paperwork in Season 2
* The computer in this room is where Fede typically gives information to the Blues
The Shanghai Dragons(Episode)

## The Shanghai Dragons

The Shanghai Dragons ( Les dragons de Shanghai in French) is the 21st episode of season 1 of Street Football.

## Description

The Blues must face the Shanghai Dragons tomorrow. Their opponents are really strong. They have once again triumphed, under the distraught gaze of the Blues who, demoralized, think they have no chance against this team undefeated since the start of the World Cup. In the evening, Brains then undertakes special training that would allow the team to defeat them. Unfortunately, during this intensive session, Tek falls, loses consciousness and is taken by ambulance to the hospital.
Street Football Wikia

## Welcome to the Street Football Wikia

Welcome to the official Street Football (Foot 2 Rue) wiki site! Here you will find all content related to the Street Football cartoon series. This wiki was created for the English fans of this cartoon. Feel free to add any information related to Street Football to the wiki.

## Describe your topic

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## External Link

Foot 2 Rue Wikia (Another Street Football Wikia in addition to this one. Note it is not in English) http://fr.foot-2-rue.wikia.com/wiki/Wiki\_Foot2rue

Foot 2 Rue (All the Tropes) https://allthetropes.fandom.com/wiki/Foot\_2\_Rue

Fan Pop http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/street-football-foot-2-rue

Sky Rock https://layla-222.skyrock.com/3126727707-posted-on-2012-11-21.html

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Chinatown

The **Chinatown** is a district in Maryport where Chinese people located outside Greater China live in.

## Information

Chinatown looks just like the typical location seen in Maryport, except that there are some red motifs—probably because the rifflers go there when it's Chinese New Year. The district is also a little far away from the Institute.

## Places of Interest

* Chinese Temple

* Lotus flower store
Hammer

**Hammer** is a member of the Bay Sharks.

## Physical Appearance

Hammer is mostly bald but has his hair style in the shape of a shark's body and overbite teeth. He wears big, almost-square frame glasses, He also wears a big white long-sleeve shirt possibly with grey accents over what could be an orange turtle-neck shirt and his shirt is ripped at the bottom. He also wears possibly beige pants and white sneakers with red triangles pointing up from the sides.
The Bronx Devils (episode)

## The Bronx Devils

**The Bronx Devils** (Les Diables du Bronx in French) is the tenth episode of season 1 of Street Football.

## Description

The selection for the first Street Football World Cup is now complete and the teams will arrive in Maryport to meet. The city's young players are preparing their arrival, busy transforming the old Sardine Factory into a Street Football City. Suddenly, the Bronx Devils, a team of girls from New York, arrive and loudly express their dissatisfaction because we forgot to register them. Shark then decides a match between them and the Rifflers for the next day, in order to judge their level, in which case they will be able to participate in the World Cup. While Eloise offers hospitality to the newcomers, the perfidious Ben is up to another dirty trick.

## Characters

* Tag

* Brains

* Eloise

* Tek and No

* Shark

* Headbutt

* Cartoon

* Sinead *(Debut)*

* Jane *(Debut)*

* Mary *(Debut)*

* Rose *(Debut)*

* Jodie *(Debut)*

* Ben

* Tony

* Officer Snyde

* Mayor
Street Football(series)

## Street Football

### Production Companies(s)

Télé Images Productions, De Mas & Partners, Agogo Media, Zodiak Kids, Monello Production, France 3 (FR 3), Rai Fiction

### Theme song(s)

Street Football(Song by Akhenaton, season 1)
Génération foot 2 rue(Song by Teo Vidigal, Les Enfants de la Balle, season 2)

Foot2rue (Kool Shen, season 3)

Street Football (Neïman, China. English version)

### Duration

21 to 24 minutes

"Foot 2 Rue", also known as "Street Football: La Compagnia dei Celestini", then later "Street Football" in Italy, is a French-Italian animated television series consisting of 78 episodes, each lasting 23 minutes. It was created by Marco Beretta and Serge Rosenzweig and aired from December 31, 2005, to 2011 on France 3 in the programs France Truc, Toowam, and later in the Ludo program.

Subsequently, the series was rebroadcasted on Gulli, Cartoon Network, France Ô, and France 4. It is inspired by Stefano Benni's book, "La Compagnia dei Celestini."

## Seasons

* Category:Season 1
* Category:Season 2
* Category:Season 3
TekNo Twins

**Tarek and Noridine Zaim** are the TekNo twins, or TekNo Brothers. They are identical twin brothers. Tek is short for Tarek and No is short for Noridine.

## Physical Appearence

Tek and No are tan-skinned boys with very short dark hair. Not only do they look identical, they also dress the same, wearing light blue hoodies, light greenish-gray pants, and gray sneakers.

The Tekno Twins are shorter than the rest of the Rifflers team members.

One time Tek got sick of being mistaken for No that he tried to make himself different, one way was by making his hair blond.

## Personalities

At first the TekNo twins seemed to get along with each other and seemed inseperable. But later one of them started wanting to go solo to the other's dismay.

## Relationships

The TekNo brothers also have identical triplet sisters and one more brother who is a baby. Tek and No also have three other siblings and Tek and No are the oldest of ten children. Sometimes they only get to see their parents on the weekends. Tek and No also had to babysit their triplet sisters and baby brother at the Riffler Institute.

## Trivia

The TekNo Brothers started off going to Riffler Institute. Then later, by Season 2, they were moved to Olympic team.

They are seen throughout Seasons 1 and 3 but are rarely seen in Season 2. They do rejoin the Rifflers in Season 3.

## Gallery

With Tag, Brains, and EloiseTek with blond spiky hairThe original RifflersTekno Twins with their FatherTekno twins with their triplet sisters and baby brother or sisterWith the Coach
### TekNo Brothers Younger

Both TeknosBrains and Tag with the TekNos
Sudsy

**Sudsy** is a member of the Bay Sharks.

## Physical Appearance

Sudsy has light peach skin (race/ethnicity unknown), long orange hair, and green eyes. He also has overbite.

He wears a light gray T-shirt over a darker gray long sleeve shirt, light grayish green pants, and something around his waist.

## Gallery

With Shark, Headbutt and Cartoon, three of his teammatesWith all his teammates, the Bay Sharks
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The Best amongst Us

The Best amongst Us (Le Meilleur d'etre nous in French) is the 25th episode of season 1 of Street Football

## Description

It's night. Tomorrow will take place the second semi-final between the Meninos of Brazil and the Dragons of Shanghai, and the party will be in full swing. But Tag can't sleep. He realized that the great adventure was coming to an end. He suddenly leaves the Institute, and heads towards the port where he is joined by Ben, who has become a friend, and who cannot sleep either. Tag tells him his worries: soon the TekNo twins will leave him to complete their training at the Olympics and Brains will join his parents at the end of the world. He will only be “captain of nothing at all”. Ben tries to reassure him by emphasizing the importance and great success of his work, and by telling him that he is the best captain. The next day while the match is taking place in front of an enthusiastic crowd, Tag wanders around the city. He is followed like his shadow by the very young Lil' Dragon, one of his many admirers.
Old Sardine Factory

The **Old sardine factory** is an old factory that is made territory of the street football team, the "Bay Sharks". It first appeared in season 1 episode 1 "Duel at the Port"

## Appearance

The factory is completely destroyed, with some bits of walls and roofing. The silhouette of the place resembles a giant corpse of a dead fish. There's a giant brown gate as the entrance. Inside, there are lost of junk scattered throughout each corners, with the middle part used as the playing field. In season 4, the appearance of the place gets completely revamped.

## Information

This is the territory of the Bay Sharks, where Shark, the street football chief of Maryport, would call the other captains for something important, like the Big Draw. It is also used as a playing field. In Episode 10, the street football teams of Maryport work together to somewhat revamp the Factory to be livable for the international teams. In Season 2 it is mainly used as a training field for the blues while Season 3 and 4 has this place be used as field for official matches.
Tony

**Tony Lopez** is the ex goalkeeper of the Blues Team and a former friend of the Blues Team members. He was replaced by Eloise Riffler

## Physical Appearance

Tony is a heavy-set white male with green eyes and ginger hair. He wears a light blue short sleeve collared shirt, beige pants, and olive-green shoes with white on the bottom.

## Gallery

Toni with his former teammates and friends Tag, Brains and the TekNo Twins. He was their goalie.With Cartoon and HeadbuttIn alternate clothing and with CartoonIn alternate clothing and with Cartoon, Headbutt, and kids who live nearbyTaken captive by the TekNo TwinsToni greeting CoachWith the "Tattle-Tale Treatment"With Coach and Fede in the backgroundWith Vlad
Dock Tournament

The **Dock Tournament** is the first tournament that the Rifflers participated

## History

In [1]**A Captain's Friendship**, since all the captains need to show up for the draw, and Brains didn't tell Tag about since he's sad about the movie they just watched, he goes to the sardine factory instead, and declares himself Captain. The teams that would play in the episode are the Park Rovers vs. Shopping Center Barracudas, and the City Spooks vs. The Rifflers. However, the latter is the only match shown on that episode.

First Stage

In the [2]**The Lion of Africa**, it's apparently the finals, and the Rifflers would face the Park Rovers. However, Ben and Tony watch the match, and not wanting the Rifflers to win, destroys the beloved car of Mr.Gretti using Tony's ball. The match comes to a pause when the police came and caught Omar, Spiffy's cousin. When both the teams with the help of the Bay Sharks learns who is the real culprit and Omar is released, they continued the match.

Finals

[3]In the episode, Brains asked Omar, who played with the Park Rovers on how he learn to play so good at Street Football. Omar (Who Spiffy is the translator for his cousin) that they play street football in Senegal.

## Trivia

* It was called **Harbor Cup** in Street football ds

## External Links

* Ep4 <https://youtu.be/tus3VPM4BA0?si=aoHeLujkwCh5D7zx>

* Ep5 <https://youtu.be/FYTXDSt9BKI?si=ertbZrpHfka10v8H>
Ben

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**Ben** is a character on Street Football/ Foot 2 Rue. He is captain of a soccer team called the "Spooks."

## Relationships and Personality

Ben is a mean person and known to be a bully. He is an enemy of Tag and the Blues Team and also an enemy of Shark. One time he tried to take Shark's position as Chief and tried to run him out of the bay and challenged the Bay Sharks for it, that is until Tag intervened and played to keep Shark in his place and to keep Ben from taking Shark's position.

Ben also has an unemployed father.

## Gallery

Talking to SharkBen with his Soccer Team, including ToniBen disguised as Tag
Ben Webert

**Ben Webert** is the brother of Jeremy Webert . He appeared in the episode "Forgotten Bonds" in toward the end of the second season.

## Physical Appearanace

Ben looks almost like Jeremy, only shorter and has a less scary look on his face. He has orange hair and blue eyes,

## Relationships

Ben, as mentioned, is Jeremy's younger brother. They share the same father but do not share the same mother on account of Ben and Jeremy's father leaving Jeremy and his mother when Jeremy was one year old. Jeremy's father later remarried and so came Ben.

## Trivia

* At first Jeremy was disdained toward and jealous of Ben because Jeremy himself said that Ben had the father he (Jeremy) never had, although Ben and Jeremy have the same father. So, Jeremy was a bully to Ben, but later came to his sense and made things right for his brother and himself. Being mean to his little brother almost got him in a whole lot of trouble and he almost suffered some consequences for it.
* Ben was also helped and trained by Jeremy, after Jeremy made up with him, in playing Street Football. Jeremy also had Ben substitute for him (Jeremy was suspended after being mean, rude, and disrespectful to his little brother.)

* Ben is also part of the team called the "Wild Boars."

## External Links

1. ↑ http://street-football.wikia.com/wiki/Jeremy\_Webert

## Image Gallery

Ben with his brother JeremyPiggyback ride
The Street Football World Cup

The Street Football World Cup (Le Mondial de Foot de rue in French) is the 11th episode of Season 1 of Street Football.

## Description

Teams from all over the world arrive in secret in Maryport for the World Cup. The Riffler Institute team is renamed “Blues of Maryport”. Albert, the hairdresser of the old square, flanked by Marcel his heart dog, spotted the Street Football City where the launch party takes place. He sees this as the perfect opportunity for the police to strike a major blow which will finally put an end to the actions of these thugs. The first match of the World Cup pits the Blues against the Bronx Devils and takes place on the highway construction site.
The Meninos of Brazil

The Meninos of Brazil are the Brazilian team of Street Football. They lost a final against the Blues. Subsequently, they managed to qualify for the next World Cup. They eliminated themselves from the World Cup in 5th place.

## Members

* Zanguezinho (Season 1, 2, 3, captain)
* Miguelinho (Season 1, 2, 3)
* Eduardo (Season 1, 2, 3)
* Pepigna (Season 1, 2, 3)
* Ricardo (Season 1, 2, 3, goalkeeper)
* Milton (Season 3, new member)
To Cut off the Head

To Cut off the Head (Le secret de Mamie Riffler in French) is the 20th episode of season 1 of Street Football.

## Description

While the entire Blues help the Bronx Devils train for their next match, Eloise's parents search in vain for their daughter. Worried, they telephoned the mayor who, seeing this as a great opportunity to settle scores with the young players, was happy to tell them that their daughter was hanging out with thugs, and that the person responsible for this situation was a certain Luis Ornando known as “Fede ". He advises them to file a complaint against him in order to have him arrested and deported. The count and countess therefore lodge a complaint, and Fede is arrested. Furious, Eloise decides to leave her parents' home forever. But old Granny Riffler, who never said anything, begins to open the eyes of Papa and Mama Riffler
Second Street Football World Cup

The second World Cup of Street Football

## Information

The last World Cup final was watched by millions of children worldwide, leading to the start of a new Street Football World Cup.

Qualifying matches were held in each country, and the teams that emerged victorious in the finals would represent their respective nations. With over 60 countries participating, only 20 teams from 20 nations made it to the Second World Cup.

The format of the second World Cup itself would have one of each 20 qualifying teams will face the 19 other teams at a rate of one game every two days. The matches would take place on ten different pitches. The four best teams then will participate in the semifinals

There are two new rules in street football introduced at the second World Cup. The first is that each team would have the right for two substitutes. The second is that every team must have a girl.

## Participants

1. Blues of Maryport
2. Bronx Devils
3. Meninos of Brazil
4. Australian Wallabies
5. Dolphins
6. Circus Kids
7. Sai-Sai
8. Highland Celtics
9. Malaysian Tigers
10. White Bears
11. Eagles of Jerusalem
12. Iroquois
13. Maasai of Kilimanjaro
14. Kingston Dreads
15. Carpathian Wolves
16. Gauchos of Buenos Aires
17. Panthers of Soweto
18. Mekong Serpents
19. Nile Pharaohs
20. Tokyo Mangas

## Trivia

* The blues, Bronx Devils, Meninos, and the wallabies are the four street football teams that have previously participated in the very first world cup, two of which appears in Season 1 and 3 while the other two appears in all the three seasons
* The Sai-Sai, White Bears, and the Mekong Serpents are the three teams that have appeared in Season 2
* The Bronx Devils and the Panthers are the only teams whose players are all girls

## See Also

* First World Cup

* Teams participating in the qualifiers

## External Links

* 02x01 Two Rookies for the Blues
* 03x01 A New World Cup
Laura Bell Bundy

**Laura Bell Bundy** portrays Ginger Gladstone in Fuller House.

## Biography

Laura Bell Bundy is an actress, singer, dancer, and songwriter who has performed in a number of Broadway roles. She is most commonly recognised for playing young Sarah Whittle in the 1995 motion picture *Jumanji*.

Laura was diagnosed with celiac disease when she was about 18 years old.

## Selected Credits

* *Jumanji (1995)*
* *Home Improvement (TV Series)*
* *Guiding Light (TV Series)*
* *Veronica Mars (TV Series)*
* *Cold Case (TV Series)*
* *Modern Men (TV Series)*
* *Happy Hour (TV Series)*
* *Royal Pains (TV Series)*
* *How I Met Your Mother (TV Series)*
* *Anger Management (TV Series)*
* *Hart of Dixie (TV Series)*
* *Recovery Road (TV Series)*
* *Angel from Hell (TV Series)*
* *Scream Queens (TV Series)*
* *Liv and Maddie (TV Series)*
* *The Guest Book (TV Series)*
* *The Christmas Calendar (2017)*
* *Good Behavior (TV Series)*
* *Mud Rats (2018)*

## Links

* Facebook
* Twitter
* Instagram
* IMDb
Storm Warning

**Storm Warning** (Mise à l'épreuve in French) is the third episode of season 1 of Street Football.

## Description

Shark asked that all the captains of the city's street football teams meet in the evening for the "Big Draw". The question is whether the Boulevard Vampires, the City Spooks, the Park Rovers, as well as the Shopping Center Barracudas, agree to recognize the new team from the Riffler Institute. Our heroes immediately encounter the hostility of Ben, captain of the City Spooks. Put to the test, they must compete against a team formed by different captains. Meanwhile, Tony, who was spying on the boys, is punished by the twins. Eloise is definitely accepted into the team.
Buried Secrets

Buried Secrets ( Les Secrets Enfouis in French) is the 16th episode of Season 1 of Street Football

## Description

The shop of fat Mrs. Verrat, the cantankerous and indomitable enemy of our boys, has been robbed. When the loot is found in the boys' room, they find themselves accused of theft. Maroni, the mayor of Maryport, has an excellent pretext to finally close this "nursery of thugs". But Miss Adelaide stands in front of the mayor; however, it forbids The Blues from going out. They suspect that the villainous Tony and Ben, his boss, are back in the game. In the meantime, they are still "bottom of the rankings" in the World Cup standings and must meet the formidable Calcutta Cobras tonight!
Mega-Killers

The Mega-Killers is an antagonistic street football team that first appeared in the first episode of Season 2.

## Information

The Mega-Killers is a street football team that doesn't follow the spirit for street football; friendship, respect, and solidarity. This team has gained popularity, that Tag, Brains, and Eloise feared that the children would see the killers as role models. The Mega-Killers has apparently sent the Blues 11 challenges in one week in the forum. The Blues then have to accept the challenge so that they don't get to represent street football. Before the match, the Blues recruited new players, Jérémy and Samira, and won the match. They reappear in season 3 to take revenge on the teams of the World Cup for  getting disqualified in the qualifications. However, the teams busted them out.

## Players

Marco Santoni aka The Hulk, kicked out of numerous training centers for violent misconduct, his specialty: tackling from behind

Fred Kinski aka the Slayer, recently released from a juvenile correctional facility, his specialty: elbowing in the eye

Patrick Creaman aka the Butcher, his specialty: breaking limbs a gentle soul

Lydia Duncan aka the Viper, her specialty: tripping opponents and stomping them when they're down

Bruno Diablo aka el Diablo, his specialty: taunting and insulting opponents. His objective: getting players who react to his provocations ejected from game
Farmington

**Farmington** is a small town not far from Maryport. The Wild Boars, an amateur street football team, in which Jeremy's little brother is part of, lives here.

## Information

Farmington is a humble town, people living there rarely go to the city. this is where Jeremy's father currently lives with his new wife and Ben, the little half-brother of Jeremy. Victoria uses the Wild Boars as bait to ruin the reputation of Jeremy, and consequently, The Blues, by contacting the Wild Boars as a "fan" of the blues and organising the friendly match.

Fat, a player from the Black Devils, was ordered by Victoria to steal the camcorder that the priest (coach of the wild boars) used to record the match between the blues and wild boars, which included Jeremy physically assaulting Ben.

The Blues goes to Farmington to investigate, and to apologize to the boars on how Jeremy acted. The Blues asked the Father and the Wild Boars if they seen or known about Jeremy before, even Ben, who was confused why Jeremy was angry at him. The wild boars replied they didn't know Jeremy much, and the father clarifies that they only seen pictures of the blues on the Internet and that's what they only know about them.

Coach remembers the priest recording the match in his camcorder, but when he opened the cabinet, the priest was surprised that the camcorder was gone
Lil' Dragon

**Lil' Dragon** is a minor character on Street Football

## Relationships

Lil' Dragon's mother is Mrs, Wong, who is a teacher at Riffler Institute, where Lil' Dragon also attends. He doesn't have a father though. It is likely Lil' Dragon is an only-child.

Lil' Dragon's friends include Tag.

In season 4 his friends include Jeremy, Bianca, Kani, Assad, and Frank. He has a special relationship with Bianca, seeing and treating her like his little sister.

## Personality

Lil' Dragon is a wide-eyed and naive kid who likes street football and idolizes Tag. He's also easily intimidated, such as when Victoria threatens him when he accidentally found out she traps the blues in their cabins.

In Season 4, his personality has changed. He is short-tempered, a bit stubborn, arrogant, and too sensitive to insults about his height, but he is brave, determined, enthusiastic and kind. He doesn't take being called a "baby" and insulted for his height very lightly, and would express his annoyance.

## Abilities

In the first season, his skills at street football is very clumsy, but in Season 3 he is shown to be a decent street football player. At the end of season 3 he was shown to execute great street football skills thanks to Victoria's training. In Season 4 he is agile, quick as lightning, and capable of incredible technical moves.

## Trivia

* Lil' Dragon idolizes Tag

* He became a new Riffler teammate at the end of the series.
* His real name is "Raphaël"

## Gallery

Lil' Dragon with TagWith his mother Mrs. Wong and Ms. Adelaide
Shark

**Shark** is the captain of the Bay Sharks. The Bay Sharks are the very first team the Rifflers face in the story and became their closest allies, always willing to lend them a hand.

## Personality

Although recalcitrant towards the actions of Headbutt and Cartoon during the first episode of season 1, **Requin** will show himself to be a person taking advantage of the shortcomings of the rifflers, with regard to the rules, during their first match.

However, this facet will disappear as soon as he accepts the talent and style of the Riffler team. From then on, he will show himself to be a person on whom Tag can count many times as well as a faithful friend. Unwilling to accept bad actions, he enforces the law at the port, as leader. Although stoic in nature, he is likely to become easily angered if his authority is questioned, which is often seen with Ben.

**Shark** knows the town of Maryport like the back of his hand as well as all the possible shortcuts, which makes him a very practical guide on many occasions.

Although friends with the Blues, **Shark** shows no preference when he becomes the referee of a football match, and whistles the slightest foul against a player, regardless of the relationship he has with the player.

## Gallery

With TagWith his team the Bay SharksThe Bay Sharks and TonyWith Cartoon and HeadbuttWith Hammer, Headbutt and Susdy
Gabriel N'Daula

**Gabriel N'Daula** also known as **Brains** is a character in Street Football and part of the Blues Team.

## Physical Appearance

Brains is a dark skinned black male with long purple-looking dreads. He wears glasses, a white shirt with a blue tank top, blue and white shorts, and black or dark gray sandals.

## Personality

Brains is very smart. And according to TV Tropes, he is the "tactician of the team." He is also Kind, and, unlike Tag or the TekNo twins, is gentle

## Relationships

### Family

Brain has a father who works in Asia and a mother who works as a doctor in Africa. Brains doesn't get to see his parents much due to them being busy, to Brain's disappointments.

### Friends

Brain's is friends with Tag, who is his best friend, Eloise, Tek, No, and Samira to name a few.

## Trivia

* When Brains first joined Riffler Institute, he didn't immediately become friends with Tag or the Tekno Twins and Tag would tease, maybe bully Brains. It's possible Tag was jealous of Brains. Plus when Brains was younger he preferred being by himself.
* Brains is Senegalese/French.

## Image Gallery

Brains with TagWith Tony and TagWith Ben Webert, Samira, and EloiseWith his teammates as of Season 2With JeremyWith Tony, Tag, and the TeknosWith Eloise and Tag
### Brains Younger

With his parents and meeting Ms. AdelaideWith Tag and the TekNos
Jeremy Webert

**Jeremy Webert** became a new student at the Riffler Institute and one of the new teammates of the Blues

Team/ Rifflers (or Bleus De Port Marie.) He appeared in Season 2.

## Physical Appearance

Jeremy is a white male kid with orange spiky hair and blue eyes. When he first came he wore blue jeans, gold hoop earrings and yellow hoodie with possibly a purple sleeveless jacket. Sometime after joining the Bleus De Port Marie, (Blues Team/Rifflers) he changed to wearing a blue long sleeve shirt.

## Personality

Jeremy started off as a prankster. He's been expelled from eight schools before coming to the Riffler Institute and was warned by Principal Adelaide that the Riffler Institute was his last chance. If he got expelled one more time, he'd be sent to reform school. Will Jeremy finally change his ways and behave himself, or is he going to end up at reform school?

Jeremy is a savant at playing Street Football, but he can be a show-off. He hasn't done well in school and has even been criticized by his teammates, which motivated him to train better for Street Football. He was also told he didn't get good grades and couldn't go with his friends to Senegal, and it helped him to study better and get Cs.

Jeremy can be selfish, over-confident, and troublesome. He is also a hothead. He's not all bad, though; he does possess some good qualities and is very caring and somewhat sensitive. He's also well aware of his past failures.

## Relationships

Jeremy has a little brother named Ben, who looks a lot like Jeremy, only smaller. Jeremy Webert's father left him and his mother when Jeremy was one year old and remarried and had another son, that being Ben, whom Jeremy resented initially but grew to love.

Samira, who also appeared at the beginning of Season 2 but later in the same episode he made his debut, is Jeremy's girlfriend.

Jeremy is also best friends with his teammates, Tag, Brains, Tek, No, Eloise, and Samira.

## Trivia

* Jeremy was previously in a group called the "Skyrunners."

* Jeremy's father left him and his mother when he was one-year-old.

* Jeremy gets sea sick.

* He once was the substitute captain for the Rifflers (Blues Team) when Tag got sick with food poisoning.

* Jeremy also likes to eat.

* Jeremy rarely cries.

## Gallery

Jeremy's first appearanceJeremy's second screen appearanceIn Principal Adelaide's office.With Fede, Samira, Eloise, Brains, and Tag. He's on the far right.Jeremy, Gabriel, Sebastian, Eloise, and SamiraJeremy massaging Samira's footJeremy in sunglassesWith his little brother Ben Webert.Brotherly loveGiving his brother a piggyback rideinclined to kick a soccer ballJeremy acting like a tigerNote: Jeremy injured his handJeremy injured his hand, he doesn't have to use the bathroom.Jeremy pushed to the floorJeremy dog-angryOne of the few times Jeremy is seen crying and in tearsAnother occasion Jeremy is shown in tears
A Captain's Friendship

**A Captain's Friendship**(L'amitié d'un capitaine) is the fourth episode of season 1 of Street Football

## Description

All the captains of street football teams in Maryport are summoned to the old Sardine Factory for the draw for the Dock Tournament. Cartoon informs Eloise who warns Brains; but Brains does not send the information to Tag (being sad because he watched a film between a father and his son, reminding him that he is an orphan). Brains therefore goes in Tag's place to the captains' meeting. The draw designates the City Spooks as opponents of the Rifflers. Tony, eager to take revenge on his former friends, was hired by Ben as a goalkeeper: a true union of the beast and the snake according to Cartoon. Additionally, Tag, Eloise and the TekNo despise Brains because of his self-proclaimed captaincy. Will the Rifflers win?
Bay Sharks

The **Bay Sharks** are a Street Football team that lives by the docks. The following characters make up this team:

* Shark (Leader)
* Headbutt
* Cartoon
* Sudsy
* Hammer

## Information

Despite participating in the preliminaries to qualify for the first street football World Cup, shark and his team will be seen kicking a ball less and less depending on the season. Having to take care of the organization of the second world cup, shark and his team will even see their level regress to such an extent that they no longer even provide proper training during a match against the Blues.

## Trivia

* The Bay Sharks all have hairdo in the shape of sharks, possibly hence the name "Bay Sharks." To be more specific, the tops of their heads have their hair shaped like dorsal fins. The rest of their hairs are shaved or cut shorter (except for Sudsy, who has long hair.)

* All the members except Shark and Cartoon have over-bite (teeth closed over their lower lips).
Officer Snyde

Officer Snyde is the antagonist, later turned side character, of Street Football

## Appearance

Officer Snyde is always seen wearing a light blue, long-sleeved polo shirt complemented by a turquoise tie. His attire is completed with dark blue pants and brown shoes.

Officer Snyde, a police officer and a notable antagonis in Season 1 of the Street Football series

## Appearance

Officer Snyde is portrayed wearing a light blue, long-sleeved polo shirt complemented by a turquoise tie. His attire is completed with dark blue pants and brown shoes.

## Personality

Officer Snyde is characterized by a strong belief in adhering strictly to the law and playing by established rules. While he upholds the principles of law enforcement, he faces challenges in effectively dealing with street football players, revealing a certain level of incompetence in this specific area.

As an antagonist in Season 1, Officer Snyde opposes the street football culture and becomes a tool for Mayor Roger Maroni in his efforts to eliminate the sport. However, in later seasons, Officer Snyde's character became that of an ordinary by the book cop, who sometimes help the main characters.
Tag

**Sebastian Arias Echervane Soler Tagano** also known as **"Tag"** and formerly "Sebastian Tagano" is the captain of his soccer team, the Blues Team or "The Rifflers."

## Physical Appearance

Tag is Tan skinned and possibly Hispanic (argentinian, because of the song that his dad plays in one of the third season episodes, the same song that is played when Los Gauchos plays a match, and because of the dictatorship that happened in their home country, possibly in the 70s and 80s, like the one in Argentina). He has long black spiky hair and green eyes. He wears a light blue hoodie, very dark blue or black-looking pants and beige and white sneakers.

## Personality

According to TV Tropes, he is said to be "charismatic and sometimes stubborn, but still a nice guy. He's in a relationship with team goalie, Eloïse." He's very tough and can be bossy and pushy and can lose his temper. He does have a sensitive side and does get emotional when it comes to his father.

## Relationships

* Tag has a father that he hasn't seen until toward the end of the series. Tag's mother though has died.
* As said, he is in a relationship with Eloise. His best friend is Brains. He's also friends with Tek, No, Jeremy and Samira. Little Dragon is also one of his friends. He is also friends with the Bay Sharks.
* Tag later reappears in Extreme Football as step brother to Samy after his father had a new girlfriend.

## Trivia

Tag goes to the Riffler Institute

Tag is from Argentina

Eva Soler is Tag's mother's name

Tag's father is Pablo Arias Echevarne. But Tag didn't get to meet him until almost the end of the series, which was a long fifteen years. Pablo was taken prisoner right after Tag was born and Eva put Tag in a safe place but got killed. Before she was killed, she entrusted Tag to Ms. Adelaide, a friend of Tag's family and the one who brought Tag to Marie Port.

## Image Gallery

With his best friend, Brains.Jeremy, Brains, Tag, Eloise, and SamiraWith Brains and former friend TonyWith HeadbuttWith the Tekno Twins, Brains, and EloiseWith Eloise (left) and Brains (right)Tag really angryWith CartoonTag yelling at ToniOriginally the main image for this pageTag sick with food poisoningSick Tag
### Tag Younger

With one of the Tekno BrothersTag with both TekNo Twins
Mrs. Wong

**Mrs. Wong** is a teacher at the Riffler Institute

## Physical Appearance

Mrs. Wong is possibly Asian and has long dark brown hair. She wears a very light blue long sleeve top, a slightly darker blue vest, a blue skirt, and light colored high heals. She also wears a necklace, what could be wrist bands, and something on her head that's the same color as her long-sleeve top.

## Relationships

Mrs. Wong is Lil' Dragon's mother. She is also a single mother, it is unknown what happened to her husband.

## Gallery

With her son Lil' Dragon and with Ms. Adelaide
Coach

**Mr. Coach**, or just **Coach**, is the student supervisor and in charge of school management at Riffler Institute.

## Personality

He is a good-natured guardian of the Riffler Institute . He is always attentive to the students and doesn't hesitate to give them a little helping hand.

## Backstory

In the 25th episode of Season 1, The Best Amongst Us", Coach was an ex-soccer player, whose career was cut short by an accident. Since then, he dedicated himself to coaching children in his neighbourhood, having particular interest in the young Luis Ornando.

Ms. Adelaid also said in the same episode that Coach has discovered many great talents, just like Luis Ornando, and that he was a caretaker of the institute for a long time.
Tinashe/Facts

* Her favorite thing to do is sing and perform.
* She doesn't like to talk on the phone. She prefers texting.
* She believes in aliens.
* Her favorite food to eat is French Fries and her favorite types of food to eat are Mexican and Chinese.
* She loves to be on her computer.
* She's a night person.
* She's a grammar stickler. Meaning that she hates grammatical errors.
* She doesn't like candy.
* She admits that she is a flirt.
* She has arachnophobia. Meaning she has a fear of spiders.
* She thinks taking showers are boring.
* She's a black belt in Tawkwondo.
* She said that if she could have any super power, if would to fly.
* She's a huge Harry Potter fan. She's also a Twilight fan, but prefers Harry Potter.
* She loves movies.
* She loves to cook.
* Her favorite drink is milk and doesn't really like any kind of soda.
* She's 5'5" in height.
* She loves rainy weather.
* Her favorite pizza toppings are pepperonis and mushrooms.
* She loves tacos.
* She loves horror movies.
* Her favorite month of the year is October and her favorite holiday/celebration is Halloween.
* When she was younger, she was a girl scout.
* She also had a small cameo appearance in Justin Bieber's song, "Baby".
An Impossible Choice

An Impossible Choice (Un choix Impossible in French) is the ninth episode of season 1 of street football

## Description

The day before the qualifying final, the parents of the TekNo twins arrive at the Riffler Institute accompanied by the Olympic coach. The latter is looking for young attackers for his junior team. The Olympic is the dream for every young footballer. The TekNo must leave the Institute immediately to become residents of the very luxurious Olympic, in order to take tests there. They should have been overjoyed, but like the other members of the Riffler team, they are dismayed at the idea of ​​missing the final which was to pit them against the City Spooks, and thus offering victory to the detestable Ben. Faced with this big problem, Tag will consult Shark.
Black Out on the World Cup

Black Out on the World Cup (Black out sur la Finale in French) is the 26th episode, and the final episode of season 1 of Street Football

## Description

The final match must take place in the evening after sunset. Maroni, concerned about his re-election, definitively capitulated to the success of Street Football. He invited a team from Mondial Sport TV to cover the event. Early in the morning, reporter Peter Stones interviews young people from both teams. But on the orders of the odious Steph Lombard, boss of the channel who wants to sow discord between the teams in order to produce lucrative scoops, Stones creates false montages and has them broadcast. The quarrel spreads quickly and soon a violent clash threatens the Meninos and the Blues. While Fede reconciles the players, Ben, who has understood the dirty role of TV, forms a commando in order to cut off the city's electricity supply. They are surprised by the very clumsy officer Snyde, who inadvertently creates a short circuit himself and thus cuts all electrical current in the city.

After an intense match, the Blues won 1-0 and were crowned world champions for the first time.
Amethyst

**Amethyst** is Tinashe's fourth mixtape that was released on March 16, 2015 following the release of her debut album "Aquarius." The mixtape was named after her birthstone.

Tinashe recorded the mixtape in her bedroom during the 2014 Christmas vacation and released it as a "thank you" to her fans.

## Tracklist

1. Dreams Are Real (3:43)
2. Wrong (4:20)
3. Something to Feel (2:26)
4. Looking 4 It (4:05)
5. Wanderer (3:19)
6. Worth It (feat. Iamsu!) (4:51)
7. Just the Way I Like You (4:31)
No Drama

"**No Drama**" is a song by Tinashe from her third album Joyride. It is Track #3 on the album and features American rapper Offset. The song was released as a single on January 18th, 2018.

## Solo Version

The original solo version of "No Drama" was leaked online along with its accompanying music video. This version features varying alternate lyrics as well as a different bridge in the absence of Offset.

## Critical Reception

Jon Blistein of Rolling Stone described the song as "brash", writing that it features "heavy bass and light-yet-sinister synths and crisp percussion". Rania Aniftos of Billboard mentioned that the song is "powerful" and "glamorous". Mike Nied of Idolator stated: "The track signifies a retreat to more comfortable ground after searching for crossover appeal with saccharine releases like "Player," "Superlove" and "Flame." Instead, Tinashe hops on a fierce production to drop some brag-heavy verses.
The Paper Tigers

**The Paper Tigers**(Les Tigres de papier in french) is the sixth episode of season 1 of Street Football

## Description

Following a wrong move, the Rifflers' ball lands in Madame Verrat's shop, then in the hands of a young Chinese delivery man who saves it from the police. The delivery man agrees to return the ball on the condition that the Rifflers faces the Shanghai Dragons in Chinatown. But they have a formidable reputation. During the meeting, the ball breaks a shop window, and the police intervene against our boys. Saved thanks to their Chinese challengers, the members of the two teams fraternize.
Other areas in the Riffler Institute

The other areas in the Riffler Institute

## Gym

The gym is an area in the institute with its own building, the blues trained here in The Shanghai Dragons

## Showers

The showers is where the students go to wash themselves

## Fuse Box

The fuse box is an electrical panel containing fuses and circuit breakers to distribute electricity through the facility

## House of Coach

A house that is close to the gate of the institute, this is where Coach lives

## Random room

A room that looks like an abandoned small auditorium where the blues sometimes hang out in season 1

## Random room

A small, dusty room where students perform the "Tattletale Treatment"

## Random Classroom *(Season 1)*

A classroom briefly shown in A Captain's Friendship

## Random Classroom *(Season 2)*

A classroom briefly shown in The Black Devils

## Science Lab

A science lab briefly shown in a training montage in Pepped Up
Street Football (sport)

**Street football**, a striped down version of the world's most popular sport, is the sport played by various characters in Street Football. For the Rifflers, street football transcends the boundaries of a mere game; it embodies a way of life, rooted in friendship, respect, and solidarity.

## Key Values and Philosophy

Friendship, respect, and solidarity form the bedrock of street football. This unique style of play encourages camaraderie and mutual understanding among players, fostering an environment where skills are celebrated, and everyone has a chance to shine.

## Rules and Adaptability

In street football, the rules are based on the fundamentals of classic football but come with added freedom. Shirt pulling is permitted, and obstruction and offside do not exist in this free-flowing game. Players can freely use the environment to their advantage

The game continues without breaks, except when necessary for the passage of ambulances, fire engines, or hearses. Amidst this freedom, violence finds no place; certain actions are strictly forbidden on the street football pitch. Hitting, pushing, and hair pulling are off-limits, emphasizing fair play and sportsmanship.

However, in the World cups, each of the two halves of a match lasts for 24-25 minutes.

## Team Composition

Street football teams consist of five players without discrimination, embracing diversity and unity. Though in the Second World Cup, teams must have substitutes.

## Trivia

* In the Italian dub of street football, the sport is called "*Pallastrada*", based on the fictional sport the characters play in the novel, "*La Compagnia dei Celestini*" written by Stefano Benni

* In the first season, the code of honour of street football was "*Secret and Solidarity*"

## External Links

1. ↑ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street\_football
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football
3. ↑ https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/La\_Compagnia\_dei\_Celestini