The Spanish national team is already celebrating winning its fourth European Championship in history. Crowds of fans have taken to the streets of Madrid to cheer on the champions for their feat on German soil. Those who have not attended the Cibeles Fountain can follow the celebration minute by minute on La 1 screens.
What TVE did not expect is that The La Roja party has indirectly altered the broadcast schedule of the second installment of Grand Prix with a duel between the neighbors of Olvera (Cadiz) and Cangas de Ons (Asturias). Initially, the contest was scheduled to be broadcast at 22:05 hoursas happened last week, when they faced each other Bembibre (Len) and Almacelles (Lleida).
However, the celebration of the fourth Eurocup changed TVE’s forecasts, which announced that The new schedule was supposed to be 10:30 p.m., but in the end it will not be like that because the footballers have arrived at the Cibeles Fountain later than expected. In the wake of this delay, faithful followers of the Grand Prix only have one question: What time does it air?
The anger of Grand Prix fans
For now, The answer is unknown, since the official social media account of the contest has announced that the broadcast will take place after the La Roja festival ends. First to celebrate and then to have fun. Today we go out after the #EURO2024 celebrations on La 1. Olvera and Cangas de Ons. Don’t miss it!, says the tweet.
This last-minute change has angered some users, who predict that the Grand Prix will be broadcast at around 11:30 p.m.-midnight. An unprecedented timetable, out of reach for very few due to work reasons. Well, you start at 12… it’s a gross mistake to broadcast it today or why don’t you postpone it until tomorrow? What’s missing today is terrible, the presentations, the performances… are some of the most notable reactions.
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