Munich Games - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Die Bedrohung
A friendly football match between an Israeli and a German team is planned to commemorate the 1972 terrorist attack at the Munich Olympic Games. However, when Berlin-based Mossad agent Oren Simon intercepts a message in a dark web forum just days before the game, he is partnered with German state police agent Maria Koehler to ensure that history does not repeat itself.

Die Ankruft
When the Israeli team arrives, things escalate. Oren and Maria follow a hot lead and they make a discovery.

Zahltag
Jackie Igelski, owner of the Israeli football club, is being blackmailed. The main suspect Eugen Kresnik escapes and Maria's informant is exposed.

Entgleisung
The game threatens to be canceled if Kresnik cannot be found. Maria's affair with her informant is exposed and is suspended from duty.

Das Spiel
As the game begins, Maria discovers that something's not right. The race against time begins, and her worst fears are about to come true…

Blackout
A dramatic hostage situation unfolds before the eyes of the world. Maria and Oren must cooperate if they are to rescue the hostages.
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