In the penultimate episode of (Season 2, Episode 7), titled "Humans and Rights," the satirical drama shifts its focus to the high-stakes chaos of the 1978 World Cup in Argentina . As FIFA President João Havelange navigates his first major tournament in power, the series explores the intersection of global sport and brutal military regimes. Plot Summary: Chaos in Argentina

Portrayed by Albano Jerónimo (replacing Andrés Parra’s Sergio Jadue as the primary lead for this season's historical narrative).

Threatened by the Argentinian dictator and pressured by business interests like the Adidas siblings, Havelange must decide whether to fix a match to ensure the tournament’s "success"—a move that would permanently stain the sport he claims to love.