Parents' Guide to Boca Juniors Confidential

Boca Juniors Confidential TV: Series title front and center between images of players from opposing teams. In the bottom, a group of soccer players celebrate.

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Fernanda Camargo By Fernanda Camargo , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 10+

Intimate docuseries takes soccer beyond the field.

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What's the Story?

The series follows the players and technical crew of Argentina's Boca Juniors as they pursue another win in the country's Superliga. Through behind the scenes footage and intimate interviews, viewers are introduced to the players' individual struggles and how they unite to perform on the field as Argentina's most popular team.

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This slow-paced docuseries offers a distinctive take on soccer, welcoming any sports enthusiast to dive into the world of the Argentinian team and empathize with Boca's pursuit of another championship. While it's enjoyable even if you are not a soccer fan, Boca Juniors Confidential assume some familiarity with the team's story and its players -- making it a bit more challenging for newcomers. However, the show is about more than just the game. It is honest about the pressure players face, talking about the sacrifices they make and how they work hard to win. A side of soccer kids aren't used to seeing on screen. Expanding beyond players to include technical crew and the importance of fans, it could be inspiring for kids who dream of following in their footsteps.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the importance of training to master a skill in Boca Juniors Confidential. Just like how professional players have intense routines and practice lots of basics before hitting the field, these athletes train a lot. Have you ever had practice pay off? How?

  • Did you know how many people work together to make a soccer game possible? Besides players and coaches, can you remember other professionals who are part of the technical crew?

  • Soccer players feel a lot of pressure to win from their team and fans. Different jobs have their own kinds of pressure, too. Families can talk about pressure in sports and other avenues. How do you cope with pressure?

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Boca Juniors Confidential TV: Series title front and center between images of players from opposing teams. In the bottom, a group of soccer players celebrate.

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