The host joked with Borja: "Even if you only play for 3 minutes, you can still win the World Cup."

RTVE's "Rebel" aired its third season's second episode on September 8th. David Broncano invited Celta Vigo striker Borja Iglesias, a current member of the World Cup-winning team, via video link. The episode was recorded at the Albéniz Theatre near Puerta del Sol, having previously left the Principe Granvia Theatre.

At the start of the program, Broncano mentioned the first episode that aired on September 7: "Our ratings were good, but not as high as 'The Anthill'." Then, when introducing Borja Iglesias, he said: "He's practically a world champion, a player, but he got injured, and there were always various situations that prevented him from coming to the stadium. He could only connect from home. He became a world champion after playing 3 minutes of a World Cup match, it's incredible."

Borja Iglesias appeared from his home in Santiago de Compostela and said, "I want to apologize because I have to go back to Vigo for treatment. I am not injured." Broncano then said, "I wish you a speedy recovery. Come again when you are free. You are always welcome." Borja Iglesias responded, "I hope to come in March, in case..." He was referring to the possibility that the program might be switched to another channel if there were elections or a change of government, a topic Broncano had also discussed in the previous days.

Speaking about his role in the World Cup, Borja Iglesias said, "It was a tense summer, but worth it. I turned my three minutes in the World Cup into another trophy in my career." Broncano laughed and said, "He played the same amount of time as Rodri, but won the same trophy. He has as many World Cup titles as Messi."

The program then played highlights of the striker's World Cup performance, including a tackle, failing to control a pass from Unai Simón, and DJing during the victory celebrations. Borja Iglesias commented, "I only touched the ball once, but your video is great, I really like it." Speaking about Luis de la Fuente's Spanish team, he said, "It's all wonderful, everyone appreciates this very diverse team. People see a collective, a team victory."

At the end of the program, Broncano stated that Borja Iglesias' World Cup victory had placed him among the world's top 30 players, and invited him to participate in the program again in the future. Borja Iglesias replied, "It's a pleasure to participate, and I hope to come back someday if someone cancels their visit."