Why Always Me?
New girl Kat joins the Phoenix U16s, but tensions soon mount between her and Zoe, while Liam re-joins the U13s, claiming he's changed... but has he really?
Zoe's hopes of becoming a professional footballer are raised by the news that Hawkstone is forming a women's team - and their new coach will be coming to scout Phoenix when they play in the cup final against Foxborough Academy. However, when new girl Kat is drafted into the Phoenix team to play in Jamie's position, Zoe worries that she's going to outshine her.
Liam returns to Phoenix after Alba accepts his apology for what he said about her two mums last season. Duncan gives him a second chance (on probation) but Eric refuses to believe that Liam has actually changed. Duncan tests Liam, getting him to clean up the stands. Zoe also gives Liam some sound advice about showing everyone he's changed.
Jamie is determined to recover from his injury quickly and enlists a wary Boggy to help. He's eagerly awaiting his rehab schedule from Hawkstone but gets a nasty surprise when it arrives.
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