Throughout the whole episode, music from A Grand Day Out is used, albeit being low-pitched.After the credits, Wallace in the end hits a ball onto Gromit's inflated vest, attempting to burst it, but instead it did nothing and Wallace yells, "15-love!". This completely blocks the goal, enabling the balls to bounce off and promptly Wallace suggests playing tennis instead. Pulling a cord, he inflates his goalkeeper vest and gloves. Meanwhile, Gromit has pulled on his gloves and pilot gear. The machine runs out of balls, but Wallace reloads it via an overhead mechanism that dumps the balls in. Realizing how skillful Gromit is at blocking shots, Wallace activates his Soccamatic - a machine that repeatedly launches balls towards the goal, previously owned by Preston North End in 1938 (The year the contraption was made even on the machine). Wallace takes shots while shouting out the names of famous footballers from Preston North End and other teams. Wallace and Gromit head to the local football field for a bit of practice, with Wallace playing the field and Gromit playing the goalie.
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