Futbol Modest
S01:E04 - The Legacy of the Colors
T01:C01 - S01:E01 - The Vila vs. the Poble
There isn’t just one derby in Barcelona. The clashes between CE Europa and UE Sant Andreu are highly anticipated football events for many. The magic of the Vila versus the poble.
T01:C02 - S01:E02 - Fierce Football
Three clubs from the Empordà region: CF Palamós, the oldest in Catalonia; UE Cabanes, a key name in women’s football; and UE Siurana, the team from the smallest town in Catalonia with a federated football club.
T01:C03 - S01:E03 - Grassroots Football
Lleida’s extreme climate defines the style of its players: tough and persistent. A grassroots football culture that knows the future is female: AEM, Terres de Lleida CF, and CFJ Mollerussa.
T01:C04 - S01:E04 - The Legacy of the Colors
Football in Tarragona is not at its best moment, but the passion of its clubs keeps the region’s heart beating—from the capital (FC Tarraco), through the towns (Atlètic Vilabella), and down to the Delta (CD La Cava).
T01:C05 - S01:E05 - The Struggle of Three Historic Clubs
UE Sants, CE Júpiter, and FC Martinenc are three historic clubs in Barcelona that, over the decades, have seen it all—from reaching glory to fighting to survive.
T01:C06 - S01:E06 - The Revolution of the Upper Neighborhoods
The stands of the mountain clubs are attracting more and more supporters and have become true celebrations: CF Muntanyesa, UE Guineueta, and UA Horta have enjoyed good football in recent years.
T01:C07 - S01:E07 - Harlequin Are the Colors
Sabadell is one of the towns with the highest number of registered players, with 14 teams boasting strong traditions. CE Sabadell has a glorious history, and CE Mercantil is a benchmark in youth football.
T01:C08 - S01:E08 - The Belt Grows
The urban history and the socio-economic and cultural reality of the outskirts make these clubs natural-born fighters: AE Prat, CE Sant Gabriel, and CE L’Hospitalet.
T01:C09 - S01:E09 - High-Altitude Football
The landscape shapes the lives of its inhabitants. Conditions in the high mountains are tough—for work, for living, and for football as well: UE Bossòst and CF Rialp.