'ADN Barça' is directed by Xavi Rocamora and looks at the latest Barça first team and club news from a different angle. The idea is to generate passionate chat and debate with a very definite Barça flavour.

The programme goes out Monday to Friday from 19.30 to 21.00 and is recorded in one of the Barça TV studios in the actual Camp Nou.

Along with the two guests who are invited each day, 'ADN Barça' examines the latest stories about the football first team. Training sessions, press conferences and everything surrounding Pep Guardiola and his players are analysed over the one-hour of the show. There are also interviews with the protagonists themselves.

But apart from football, 'ADN Barça' also deals with the club's youth teams and institutional activities. At the end of the show, Cristina Collado looks at some of the other issues of the day that were dealt with in the discussion.

Also, on Fridays at the same time, Cristina Collado presents a special 'ADN Barça' that takes a good look at the latest events involving basketball, handball, roller hockey and indoor soccer. The format is the same as that of its footballing equivalent, but it is specialist reporters and debaters in each of these disciplines that are the guests on this new-look news programme on Barça TV.

On Tuesdays at 19:00 and 21:30, 'Promeses' looks back at the news and matches involving the Barcelona youth teams.

This show is undoubtedly a window on the future. From the prebenjamins right through the ranks up to Juvenil A and Barça B all of the teams are covered, and where viewers can see how the same wonderful style is used at all levels of the club.

This is the ninth season in which FC Barcelona's television station has been airing this show, directed and presented by Jaume Marcet. Over the years, Barça TV viewers have been able to see players like Messi, Busquets, Pedro and Thiago grow up, who have all gone on to become consolidated first team players.

The show is essential viewing for all FCB supporters.

The main aim of this programme is for viewers to find out what has happened that day, including comments by the main protagonists, the latest pictures of the different FC Barcelona teams, statistics, results and tables for all the teams, and highlights of any press conferences given that day. In short, this is the only news broadcast that focuses only on Barça and things that affect the club and it is broadcast directly from the Camp Nou.

Information service for members, supporters club activities and the latest news from the Club are the main ingredients of this program on Barça TV, called '+ Club'.

Closer than ever

'+ Club' is a weekly programme that presents the issues and news of greatest importance to the members, supporters clubs and FC Barcelona fans in general.

The programme is designed to be an information service and also includes short reports about the clubs' fan base, and will air first on Thursdays at 21.30, with repeat showings throughout the week.

It is one of the new products for the 2011/2012 season, which combines news, services and entertainment.

Apart from the news about the club membership, the programme aims to go that little bit further and be a form of communication that answers members and supporters clubs' needs and explains the stories and personal experiences associated to the Barça sentiment.

In-house production

The programme is an in-house production that will also provide information about tickets, discounts, offers and other leisure options for FC Barcelona members, supporters club and fans.

A lively and sometimes humorous cocktail of how the latest Barça news has been covered on the channel's different shows.

The news headlines, the best goals, the funniest or most emotional moments from 'Porta 104' and 'Assumptes Interns', the best of the youth players from 'Promeses'... In short, 'Replay' is a look at some of the highlights of Barça TV's productions in a thirty minute format.

As well as its miscellany of Barça TV's production, 'Replay' also presents some images that have never been seen before, which were recorded but never broadcast, such as outtakes, amusing shots and off the record commentaries.

The programme is directed by Àngels Prieto and goes out on Saturdays, at 19.00

What are they doing? How do they live the Barça experience? Who are their stars? What activities do they organise? All of these questions are answered on Barça TV each week. Trips to learn about FCB supporters clubs and their values, sentiments and events.

The programme is informative but at the same time provides wonderful family entertainment. There is plenty of humour, but we also get to tackle human issues as we learn more about these people that have done so much for their beloved FC Barcelona.

'Estació Camp Nou' is the channel's way of allowing members, fans and viewers in general to find out a little more about the sportspeople at the club through relaxed, personal interviews in a jovial atmosphere that tells us more about the human side of the guests. Other interviewees include some of Barça's most famous supporters.

The interviews take place on an imaginary metro journey. The future Estació Camp Nou, which will form part of the city of Barcelona's future Metro Line 9, is the venue for these chats as the train gets closer and closer to the station.

The programme is presented by reporters Laura Aparicio and Cristina Collado and includes regular sections such as one where fans get to ask the guests questions, the quick-fire questionnaire and the selection of a personal object by the guest.

'El Marcador' analyses every game that the first team plays. From an hour before kickoff when FC Barcelona are at home and 45 minutes before away matches, Barça TV beings you all the information you need about the match.

Xavi Rocamora presents the show along with Sandra Sarmiento, which includes in-depth analysis of the match and the opposition. Statistics, opinions from the coaches, the line-ups and pre-match reports from inside the stadium are introduced by Marc Guillén and Edgar Fornós, who are always as close as possible to the action and protagonists.

Once the game is over, the second part of the programme begins. Match highlights, press conferences and interviews with the players are televised and analysed from the studio next to the Mixed Zone in the Camp Nou.

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Their daily routines away from the field or court, their hobbies and their families are some of the juiciest parts of these documentaries.

However, the show also looks at the latest news and, on some of the most important FC Barcelona events, the team has produced reports with exclusive pictures and comments from the protagonists themselves. The reports tell stories that the team has experienced in person.

The name of the programme is taken from gate number 104 to the Camp Nou stadium, where many of the Barça TV facilities are located. 'Porta 104' is an in-house production.