El Día Después

Season 24

6 episodes

The show celebrates the "culture, passion and madness of Spanish football"

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  • EDD - 23/09
    S24E5

    EDD - 23/09

    Sep 24, 202460m

    Noemí de Miguel at the controls, Carlos Martínez as captain, Álvaro Benito in analysis, Mateu Lahoz with his own point of view and Julio Maldonado ‘Maldini’ as the best expert on international football.

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  • EDD - 30/09
    S24E6

    EDD - 30/09

    Oct 1, 202460m

    Noemí de Miguel at the controls, Carlos Martínez as captain, Álvaro Benito in analysis, Mateu Lahoz with his own point of view and Julio Maldonado ‘Maldini’ as the best expert on international football.

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  • EDD - 07/10
    S24E7

    EDD - 07/10

    Oct 8, 202460m

    A programme that analyses what happened in the last day of the League. It does so from an informative point of view, but it also approaches football in a more playful way. Thus, sections such as "What the eye does not see" or "The satellite dish" are classics in this veteran programme.

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  • EDD - 21/10
    S24E8

    EDD - 21/10

    Oct 22, 202460m

    A programme that analyses what happened in the last day of the League. It does so from an informative point of view, but it also approaches football in a more playful way. Thus, sections such as "What the eye does not see" or "The satellite dish" are classics in this veteran programme.

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  • EDD - 04/11
    S24E9

    EDD - 04/11

    Nov 5, 202460m

    A programme that analyses what happened in the last day of the League. It does so from an informative point of view, but it also approaches football in a more playful way. Thus, sections such as "What the eye does not see" or "The satellite dish" are classics in this veteran programme.

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  • EDD - 11/11
    S24E10

    EDD - 11/11

    Nov 12, 202460m

    A programme that analyses what happened in the last day of the League. It does so from an informative point of view, but it also approaches football in a more playful way. Thus, sections such as "What the eye does not see" or "The satellite dish" are classics in this veteran programme.

    Reviews