A Team Called SPAIN: The Road to the Fourth Win

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4 episodes · Nov 29, 2024

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  • The Family
    S1E1

    The Family

    Nov 29, 202430m

    Spain goes to Germany full of uncertainties, at least from the outside. For some players like Rodrigo or Carvajal, the season has been exhausting; important players like Unai, Dani Olmo, or Pedri, weakened by injuries; the youngest, Lamine Yamal or Nico Williams, generate doubts due to their inexperience, and other more veteran players like Morata or Laporte need to vindicate themselves again.

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  • Against Everything
    S1E2

    Against Everything

    Nov 29, 202430m

    After the team's display, especially Nico's, the doubts are getting smaller and smaller. In the dressing room, a shout rattles the group: 'We are going to be European champions.' Morata is giving morale to an enraged team already in the last 16. Spain finished the group stage as the only team to have won all three of their matches, but now comes the surprise package of the tournament: Georgia.

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  • Your Dad's Goal
    S1E3

    Your Dad's Goal

    Nov 29, 202427m

    The European Championship is a tournament of moments,' says Rodri, predicting what's to come. If there is one moment in the tournament, it is the one that Mikel Merino played that afternoon. Mikel finishes a perfect cross from Dani Olmo with a stunning leap, confirming the faith and enthusiasm of an entire nation. After Germany, France awaits Spain in the semi-final.

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  • The Most Beautiful Dance
    S1E4

    The Most Beautiful Dance

    Nov 29, 202435m

    We have seen the process of Unai Simón with his injured wrist, the personality of a stranger called Cucurella, the spontaneity of Nico and Lamine, and the hierarchy of Captain Morata with his teammates. Everything converges shortly before the final. While the players live naturally the hours before the big match, the excitement takes over their families and the entire country.

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