Top 10 Football Documentaries to Watch in 2024

Top 10 Football Documentaries to Watch in 2024

Hillsborough

The documentary "Hillsborough" tackles the tragic 1989 stadium disaster. It's a tough watch, but crucial for understanding the pain Liverpool fans endured. Police errors led to 96 deaths, followed by a shocking victim-blaming campaign.

  Becoming Zlatan

  Becoming Zlatan

"Becoming Zlatan" chronicles Zlatan Ibrahimovic's rise to fame, following his journey from Malmö to Ajax and finally Juventus. It focuses on his early years, revealing the making of a football legend."

"Next Goal Wins: Uplifting doc follows American Samoa's underdog journey in World Cup qualifiers.

I Believe in Miracles is a documentary about Brian Clough's improbable success with Nottingham Forest, featuring interviews with club legends and leaving you nostalgic for the 1970s.

"The Class of '92" chronicles the rise of six Manchester United legends (Beckham, Giggs, Scholes brothers, Nevilles) to a historic 1999 treble. It's a captivating story of footballing excellence, engaging even non-United fans.

The Class of ’92

The Class of ’92

Maradona: Blessed Dream

Maradona: Blessed Dream

"Maradona: Blessed Dream" delves into the legendary footballer's life, showcasing his highs (victories) and lows (drug abuse, scandals) with dramatic flair. It doesn't shy away from his controversies, including the "Hand of God" and assault allegations.

Inside Borussia Dortmund

Inside Borussia Dortmund

Inside Borussia Dortmund dives deep into the club's history and follows its 2018-19 season, offering a unique look beyond a typical one-season documentary.

Football’s Most Dangerous Rivalry

This documentary explores the historic Rangers-Celtic rivalry, once a global spectacle fueled by political, religious, and national tensions. It features interviews with passionate fans and follows Celtic's away support.

"All or Nothing: Arsenal" grants exclusive access behind-the-scenes at the Emirates Stadium, following the club's journey through a new season. Expect intimate player and staff interviews, mirroring the Manchester City and Tottenham editions.

"Sunderland 'Til I Die" chronicles the club's failed 2018-19 promotion push from the Championship, offering a candid look at their struggles instead of a hopeful rise.