"Necaxa" from FX and Disney+ Latin America is a new bilingual docuseries. It follows Eva Longoria as she sets out to reignite the soul of one of Mexico's oldest and most storied football clubs, "Club Necaxa". The series premieres on August 7 on FXX and then streaming the next day on Hulu. ABOUT
FX and Disney+ Latin America have released the first trailer for "Necaxa". This new docuseries showcases Eva Longoria's journey to reignite the soul of one of Mexico's oldest and storied soccer clubs, Club Necaxa. She will have the help of two familiar faces in the soccer world, Rob Mac and Ryan
"Necaxa" is a new FX and Disney+ Latin America Docuseries. It hails from Eva Longoria in partnership with "Wrexham" creators Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds. Longoria will look to reignite the soul of one of Mexico's oldest and storied football clubs, Club Necaxa. The series is set to premiere on FXX
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