While the new Ligue 1 season is currently in its third day, the traditional broadcasts dealing with football news are also on the agenda. This Sunday, it was also a great first for the sequel to Téléfoot. Broadcast on the L’Équipe channel, Téléfoot L’After experienced its great premiere. And she didn’t win all the votes.
After a little controversy over its name, the program was criticized on social networks. And as is often the case in these virtual places, more negatively than positively. In particular on the form, as with this Internet user: “What is Téléfoot used for today? Too many animators for so few images. » Or this one: “It’s inaudible! They all cut each other off, cell phones on set… The same subjects and videos as in Téléfoot just before. No interest. »
Many comments, sometimes very inappropriate, particularly targeted journalist Virginie Sainsily, who has been increasingly featured on the L’Équipe channel since the start of the school year. “Sainsily in every way, it’s catastrophic, we can’t take it anymore even though it’s September 6th. » “Oh the fall. Switch from TF1 to the L’Équipe channel. And forced to stuff Castaldi, Sainsily and others. Hard. »
“Téléfoot L’After”, opinions are divided
But there have also been much more positive reactions.
“Very good, interesting show. Simple but effective. » “This second part is better than the first. » « Very pleasantly surprised. I even prefer this show than the original. At least it’s about football. Well done to the whole team. »
Very pleasantly surprised, I even prefer this show than the original. At least it talks about football. Congratulations to the entire @telefoot_TF1 team @lachainelequipe
— Colaisseau Pierric (@Colaisseau1) September 6, 2026
It’s inaudible!!! They all cut off the words, the cell phones on the set…the same subject and video as in telefoot just before!! No interest!!! I don’t understand a single choice of the team between the evening team, Greg’s, etc… everything is a disaster!!!
— Fabus (@fabiendugois) September 6, 2026
Ah, the usual haters…being very disappointed with @lequipedusoir…personally, this first one pleasantly surprised me…a good start with this mix of columnists…as long as it lasts
— Robby (@Robbytrade) September 6, 2026
Oh the fall
Switch from TF1 to the team channel
And forced to stuff Castaldi, Sainsily and others
Hard— Mo xhar (@Mo_xhar) September 6, 2026
Opinions are therefore rather divided. We now have to wait to find out if Téléfoot L’After manages to last over time and carve out a place for itself as well as an audience. Very discreet about its back-to-school audiences, the L’Équipe channel will perhaps say a little more in a few weeks.
