'Futball': women's football podcast

Listen to 'FutbAll', the first Spanish women's football podcast

Iberdrola launches the first ever podcast on women's football: FutbAll, which will discuss the current issues related to the competitions promoted by Iberdrola: Primera Iberdrola, Reto Iberdrola, the Spanish national women's football team, Iberdrola Spanish Super Cup, Iberdrola Queen's Cup and Champions.

'FutbAll', the first Spanish women's football podcast.

Results, match day summaries, news, analysis, interviews with the major stars, discussions between experts, transfers, etc. will be among the issues dealt with by journalists including Josep Pedrerol, Manu Carreño, Misterchip, Noemí de Miguel, Álvaro Benito, Chantal Reyes and Lalu Albarrán. All of them led by Alejandro Pecci, a sports journalist specialising in women's football, who will be the voice of the programme.

The episodes, half an hour long, will be broadcast every Tuesday. You can listen to them on this page or on the main podcast platforms: iVoox External link, opens in new window., Spotify External link, opens in new window., Apple Podcasts External link, opens in new window. or Google Podcasts External link, opens in new window..

Amaiur Sarriegi, Laura del Río and Lalu Albarrán
Anna Torrodà, Álvaro de la Lama, Marta Griñán and Óscar Badallo
Maite Oroz, José Luis Sánchez, Mireia Calderón and Xavi de la Ossa
Marta Torrejón, Javi Torres, Sara Portillo and Alex Martín
María Llompart, Nacho Peña, Aimara Gil and Marcos Rayado
Priscila Borja, Miguel Quintana, Mayca Jiménez and Inés Sánchez
Estefanía Banini, Sara Carmona, Sara Gallego and Margota Piñero
Erika Vázquez, Miguel Ángel Román, Mamen Hidalgo and Andrea Peláez
Raquel Peña, Jessika Fortunato, Chantal Reyes and Marcos González
Leila Ouahabi, Juan Arroita, Begoña Villarrubia and Ana Rodríguez
Olga García, Lalu Albarrán, Marta Griñán and David Orenes
Laia Aleixandri, Ainhoa Arbizu, Adriana San José and Paula Lerín
Noelia Ramos, Inma Rodríguez, Lalu Albarrán and Xavi de la Ossa
Alba Merino, Mónica Marchante, Antonio Rodríguez and Lucía Santiago
Candela Andújar, Sara Carmona, Giovanni Batista and Mirella Calderón
Rosa Márquez, Gustavo López, Marcos Rayado and Amalia Fra
Paula Fernández, Sara Giménez, Paula Lerín and Ana Rodríguez
Vanesa Gimbert, Noemí de Miguel, Marcos González and Sara Gallego
Nahikari García, Juan Arroita, Chantal Reyes and Marta Griñán
Mariona Caldentey, Adri Contreras, Elisa Revuelta and Miki Soria

Amaiur Sarriegi, Laura del Río and Lalu Albarrán
Anna Torrodà, Álvaro de la Lama, Marta Griñán and Óscar Badallo
Maite Oroz, José Luis Sánchez, Mireia Calderón and Xavi de la Ossa
Marta Torrejón, Javi Torres, Sara Portillo and Alex Martín
María Llompart, Nacho Peña, Aimara Gil and Marcos Rayado
Priscila Borja, Miguel Quintana, Mayca Jiménez and Inés Sánchez
Estefanía Banini, Sara Carmona, Sara Gallego and Margota Piñero
Erika Vázquez, Miguel Ángel Román, Mamen Hidalgo and Andrea Peláez
Raquel Peña, Jessika Fortunato, Chantal Reyes and Marcos González
Leila Ouahabi, Juan Arroita, Begoña Villarrubia and Ana Rodríguez
Olga García, Lalu Albarrán, Marta Griñán and David Orenes
Laia Aleixandri, Ainhoa Arbizu, Adriana San José and Paula Lerín
Noelia Ramos, Inma Rodríguez, Lalu Albarrán and Xavi de la Ossa
Alba Merino, Mónica Marchante, Antonio Rodríguez and Lucía Santiago
Candela Andújar, Sara Carmona, Giovanni Batista and Mirella Calderón
Rosa Márquez, Gustavo López, Marcos Rayado and Amalia Fra
Paula Fernández, Sara Giménez, Paula Lerín and Ana Rodríguez
Vanesa Gimbert, Noemí de Miguel, Marcos González and Sara Gallego
Nahikari García, Juan Arroita, Chantal Reyes and Marta Griñán
Mariona Caldentey, Adri Contreras, Elisa Revuelta and Miki Soria

Iberdrola, supporting spanish women's football

Iberdrola promotes the playing and professionalisation of women's football. To this end, since 2016 it has sponsored the top Spanish women's football competition, called Primera Iberdrola, as well as the Second Division, Reto Iberdrola, and the Spanish national women's football team. The company also sponsors the Queen's Cup and the Spanish Super Cup.