At his peak, Romário revolts at being benched in a Brazil vs. Germany match, causing a crisis in the Brazilian national team.

Romário's self confidence makes Brazilian national team coach Carlos Alberto Parreira feel threatened, and he's removed from the team.

Amid social chaos, for the first time Brazil may not qualify for the World Cup, and a bruised country cries out for Romário.

Romário faces one of the toughest championships of his life, and the death of another national idol adds pressure to the player.

Neglected in other tournaments, the 1994 FIFA World Cup allows Romário to finally play to his full potential.

After memorable matches, Romário leads Brazil to a final in which two three time champions battle it out for a historic title.