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A look at the early life and prolific career of Argentinean football legend Diego Maradona.

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In 1978, Diego debuts in the Argentine national team. Tensions rise as thousands go missing in Argentina. Maradona is still in a coma.

In Uruguay, an investigation ensues regarding Maradona's incident. In 1980, Boca Juniors recruits Diego and he plays at his first World Cup. Argentina surrenders to Great Britain, ending the Falklands War.

Diego is transferred to Barcelona, where he starts with the wrong foot. Diego has to take a break after receiving unexpected news from the doctor.

Claudia and Tota confront the past. Diego is forced to leave Barcelona.

Maradona's family receives good news. Diego fires his best friend.

Diego hires Coppola as his manager and meets Cristiana Sinagra. Coppola introduces Diego to a life of excess.

Diego has an intense romance with Cristiana. Meanwhile, at the clinic, Maradona suffers withdrawal.

Diego tries to get cocaine, but is discovered by the clinic staff. In 1986, the national team arrives in Mexico for the World Cup.

During the 1986 World Cup, Argentina plays an iconic match against England. Diego has recovered, but he goes back to his bad habits.