Ep 9. Away Game

Ronnie Anne and her family are huge fans of the big soccer game between the Lucha Libre and the Crusher. But when her grandpa gets a call from his old Lucha coach, she has to choose which event is more important. With Ronnie Anne being a big soccer fan and her grandpa being one of the most important people in her life, this decision is no easy task.

In this episode, Ronnie Anne is faced with a difficult decision, one that will test her loyalty to her family and her love of soccer. The decision is made harder when she learns that her grandpa has the chance to reconnect with his old coach and relive some of his fondest memories. Meanwhile, Bobby is excited to spend some quality time with his siblings and show off his soccer skills. But when he discovers that his siblings are not particularly interested in soccer, he has to find a way to bond with them and make the game fun.

The episode starts with Ronnie Anne and Carlos watching a soccer game on TV, rooting for their favorite team, the Lucha Libre. They are excited for the upcoming game between the Lucha and their rivals, the Crusher. But when Abuelo receives a call from his old Lucha coach, he is torn between attending the game and reconnecting with an old friend. Ronnie Anne, sensing her grandpa's hesitation, encourages him to go and promises to watch the game and cheer the Lucha on for both of them.

At the game, Ronnie Anne and her friends are having a great time, enjoying the game and the atmosphere. Bobby, on the other hand, is trying to show off his soccer skills to his siblings, but they are not impressed. They would rather play video games than watch soccer. Feeling left out, Bobby decides to find a way to make the game more fun for his siblings and get them interested in soccer.

Meanwhile, Abuelo is having a great time reconnecting with his old coach and reminiscing about the old days. He tells Ronnie Anne how much the coach means to him and how he inspired him to become the man he is today. Ronnie Anne realizes that this is not just a game for her grandpa, it's a chance to relive some of his fondest memories and reconnect with someone who had a big impact on his life.

As the game progresses, tensions rise and emotions run high. The Lucha are down a goal and time is running out. Ronnie Anne is cheering like crazy, hoping that her team will make a comeback. But when Abuelo calls her to tell her that he is having a great time with his coach and wants to spend more time with him, Ronnie Anne is faced with a difficult decision. Should she stay and watch the game, or leave to be with her family?

In the end, Ronnie Anne makes the right decision, one that shows her love and loyalty to her family. She leaves the game and goes to spend some time with her grandpa and the coach. Bobby, meanwhile, finds a way to make the game more fun for his siblings and even gets them interested in soccer. The episode ends with the family coming together, united by their love for each other and the beautiful game of soccer.

Overall, this is a heartwarming episode that showcases the importance of family and the power of sports to bring people together. Ronnie Anne learns that sometimes, the most important thing is not the game itself, but the people you share it with. And Bobby learns that sometimes, you have to find a way to include everyone and make the game fun for all. This is a great episode for fans of both soccer and family-oriented shows.