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Fútbol en acción

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  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: June 30, 1981
  • Seasons: 1
  • Episodes: 26
  • Networks: La 1
  • Genres: Animation, Kids
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Fútbol en acción(1981)

TMDB Rating: 4.0 (3 votes)

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

26 episodes • 1981

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Jun 30, 19810.0
2Episode 2Jul 7, 19810.0
3Episode 3Jul 14, 19810.0
4Episode 4Jul 21, 19810.0
5Episode 5Jul 28, 19810.0
6Episode 6Aug 4, 19810.0
7Episode 7Aug 11, 19810.0
8Episode 8Aug 18, 19810.0
9Episode 9Aug 25, 19810.0
10Episode 10Sep 1, 19810.0
11Episode 11Sep 8, 19810.0
12Episode 12Sep 15, 19810.0
13Episode 13Sep 22, 19810.0
14Episode 14Sep 29, 19810.0
15Episode 15Oct 6, 19810.0
16Episode 16Oct 13, 19810.0
17Episode 17Oct 20, 19810.0
18Episode 18Oct 27, 19810.0
19Episode 19Nov 3, 19810.0
20Episode 20Nov 10, 19810.0
21Episode 21Nov 17, 19810.0
22Episode 22Nov 24, 19810.0
23Episode 23Dec 1, 19810.0
24Episode 24Dec 8, 19810.0
25Episode 25Dec 15, 19810.0
26Episode 26Dec 22, 19810.0

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