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Overview

EQUALS is a six-part documentary that examines the rapid rise of women's football against the backdrop of a record-breaking UEFA Women's EURO 2022.

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EQUALS Episode 6: The Start not the End

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Alexia Putellas
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Leah Williamson
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Lena Oberdorf
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Sarah Zadrazil
Fist Air Date:
2023-01-09
Episode Runtime:
141m
Production Companies:
UEFA
Genres:
Documentary
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Show Popularity: 0.1959

Show Status: Ended

Show Type: Miniseries

Spoken Languages: English

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    ⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 7/10 THE SUMMARY Produced by Apple TV+ following the massive surge in women's football, this documentary series gives an intimate look at the game's biggest icons. The six-part series features stars like Leah Williamson, Alexia Putellas, and Ada Hegerberg, documenting the sacrifices and high-stakes pressure of reaching the top. As of 2026, it stands as a solid snapshot of a turning point for the sport, showing the reality behind the global fame and the grind of professional life. THE PROS This is a solid watch because it humanizes superstars who usually feel untouchable. The access is a proper standout; the honest interviews with Leah Williamson during her recovery from a massive injury are a highlight. The show looks fantastic, using high-quality match footage to show that "pressure is a privilege" isn't just a catchy phrase. It’s great for the site because it doesn't shy away from the hurdles the women's game still faces, making it more than just a highlight reel. THE CONS It stays at a 7 because the "inspirational" tone can feel a bit too polished and glossy at times, making some segments feel more like an advert than a raw documentary. It misses a higher mark because the constant jumping between different countries and players can be a bit of a juggle, making it hard to fully invest in just one person's story. Some viewers might find the repetitive "proving people wrong" theme a bit tired, and the short episodes leave you wanting more in-depth tactical talk instead of just emotional beats. THE VERDICT 7/10. A smart and genuinely inspiring sports doc. It’s a fantastic series for fans of the women's game and a solid pick if you want an empowering look at the sport, even if the shiny Apple production keeps it from feeling truly gritty. INSOMNIAC TRIVIA • The series was filmed during the buildup to the 2023 World Cup, capturing a pivotal moment where the sport was exploding in popularity worldwide.• It features rare footage of Alexia Putellas during her private training and recovery sessions, giving fans a look at the insane work ethic required to be the best in the world.• Since it aired, the show has been credited with sparking a surge of similar sports documentaries on the site, proving there's a huge appetite for these behind-the-scenes stories. THE VIBE Like the quiet tension in a tunnel before a big match. It smells of fresh grass, deep-heat, and the excitement of a packed stadium.

Season 1

6 Episodes

Air Date: 2023-01-09

The series examines the rapid rise of women's football across Europe as well as the challenges that remain, against the backdrop of a record-breaking UEFA Women's EURO 2022, which captivated audiences the world over last summer.

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EQUALS Episode 6: The Start not the End
EQUALS Episode 5: Real Models not Role Models
EQUALS Episode 1: Pressure is a Privilege

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EQUALS

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  1. Insomniacs Reviews

    ⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 7/10

    THE SUMMARY
    Produced by Apple TV+ following the massive surge in women’s football, this documentary series gives an intimate look at the game’s biggest icons. The six-part series features stars like Leah Williamson, Alexia Putellas, and Ada Hegerberg, documenting the sacrifices and high-stakes pressure of reaching the top. As of 2026, it stands as a solid snapshot of a turning point for the sport, showing the reality behind the global fame and the grind of professional life.

    THE PROS
    This is a solid watch because it humanizes superstars who usually feel untouchable. The access is a proper standout; the honest interviews with Leah Williamson during her recovery from a massive injury are a highlight. The show looks fantastic, using high-quality match footage to show that “pressure is a privilege” isn’t just a catchy phrase. It’s great for the site because it doesn’t shy away from the hurdles the women’s game still faces, making it more than just a highlight reel.

    THE CONS
    It stays at a 7 because the “inspirational” tone can feel a bit too polished and glossy at times, making some segments feel more like an advert than a raw documentary. It misses a higher mark because the constant jumping between different countries and players can be a bit of a juggle, making it hard to fully invest in just one person’s story. Some viewers might find the repetitive “proving people wrong” theme a bit tired, and the short episodes leave you wanting more in-depth tactical talk instead of just emotional beats.

    THE VERDICT
    7/10. A smart and genuinely inspiring sports doc. It’s a fantastic series for fans of the women’s game and a solid pick if you want an empowering look at the sport, even if the shiny Apple production keeps it from feeling truly gritty.

    INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
    • The series was filmed during the buildup to the 2023 World Cup, capturing a pivotal moment where the sport was exploding in popularity worldwide.

    • It features rare footage of Alexia Putellas during her private training and recovery sessions, giving fans a look at the insane work ethic required to be the best in the world.

    • Since it aired, the show has been credited with sparking a surge of similar sports documentaries on the site, proving there’s a huge appetite for these behind-the-scenes stories.

    THE VIBE
    Like the quiet tension in a tunnel before a big match. It smells of fresh grass, deep-heat, and the excitement of a packed stadium.

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