Carlos Domingues y Anthony Abellás: ¡Hablemos del MUNDIAL! AHORA ME TOCA A MÍ- T1E7

Welcome to a new episode of Now It's My Turn! This time, we're switching to football mode to analyze the event that captivates the entire planet, but first, we sat down for a great chat with two of the most insightful and respected voices in sports journalism in the country: Carlos Domingues and Anthony Abellás. In this episode, we explore the more human and professional side of our guests, discovering that turning point in their careers, the weight and responsibility of being the official voices of international qualifying broadcasts, and how to manage imposter syndrome when it's finally your turn to shine on the biggest microphones. Leveraging their experience on the pitch, we open up an analytical debate about what's to come in the 2026 World Cup and break down the controversial 48-team format. We discuss whether this structural change diminishes the mystique of football's biggest event. Of course, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to take a therapeutic and unfiltered look at the Venezuelan national football team's journey. We go behind the scenes to understand what really happened after the "bochazo", how the fateful match against Colombia was experienced from the Maturín field and whether this last qualifying round left a real legacy on the infrastructure of the FUTVE League or if local football will continue to suffer the consequences in tournaments such as the Copa Libertadores and the Sudamericana.