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Ronaldo Responds & England Frustrated | ft. Davide Pita

Sports reporter Archie Corbett is joined by Futsal Jersey, 1:1 and Jersey Bulls Girls Academy coach Davide Pita for the latest edition of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast. A passionate Portugal supporter and experienced coach, Davide gives his thoughts on Portugal's emphatic 5-0 victory over Uzbekistan, Cristiano Ronaldo's influence on the side, and whether Roberto Martinez's men have what it takes to challenge for the World Cup. The pair also dissect England's frustrating goalless draw with Ghana and discuss the ever-evolving Golden Boot race, with Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland all among the early contenders.

Ronaldo, Red Cards & England's Ghana Test | ft. Robbie Forrest & Charlie Reid

Sports reporter Archie Corbett is joined by local hockey players Robbie Forrest and Charlie Reid for the latest edition of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast. With England preparing to face Ghana in their second group game, the trio discuss Thomas Tuchel's options heading into the fixture, potential squad rotation and whether the Three Lions can build on their impressive opening victory over Croatia. Elsewhere, Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal come under the microscope following their underwhelming start to the tournament, while Miguel Almiron's red card and Tunisia's dramatic managerial change all provide plenty of talking points. The episode also explores the teams and players catching the eye across the tournament, with Michael Olise once again earning praise as one of the standout performers of the World Cup so far. Don't forget to tag @JEPSport with your World Cup match-day setups and reactions for the chance to win £50 towards your World Cup final watch party.

England's Statement Win & Portugal's Warning Sign | ft. Ciaran Hocking & Elliot Corbel

Sports reporter Archie Corbett is joined by local footballers Ciaran Hocking and Elliot Corbel for the latest edition of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast. Fresh from captaining Rozel Rovers to a league and cup double, Hocking brings his football knowledge to the table as the trio dissect England's impressive 4-2 victory over Croatia and assess what the performance means for Thomas Tuchel's side moving forward. The episode also explores Portugal's surprise draw with DR Congo, Canada's emphatic win over Qatar, and some of the standout players and performances from an entertaining opening week of World Cup action. With Scotland preparing for a crucial clash against Morocco and several tournament favourites beginning to find their feet, there is no shortage of debate as the race for football's biggest prize begins to take shape. Don't forget to tag @JEPSport with your World Cup match-day setups and reactions throughout the tournament for the chance to win £50 towards your World Cup final watch party.

African Football, England & World Cup Surprises | ft. Darryl Mvalo

Sports reporter Archie Corbett is joined by Jersey Wanderers striker Darryl Mvalo for the latest edition of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast. Having previously been involved with Malawi's senior national team setup, Mvalo offers a unique perspective on the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the pair discuss the tournament's standout teams, biggest surprises and most impressive players so far. The episode also explores England's chances of success, the strength of African football on the international stage and which nations look best placed to challenge for football's biggest prize. With analysis, predictions and plenty of football debate, Mvalo helps break down an intriguing start to the World Cup as the competition begins to gather momentum.

Tartan Optimism | Martin Cassidy On Scotland's World Cup Start

Sports reporter Archie Corbett is joined by former Jersey senior men's coach Martin Cassidy for the latest edition of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast. A lifelong football enthusiast with experience coaching at Muratti and Island Games level, Cassidy offers his thoughts on Scotland's opening victory over Haiti, their chances of progressing from the group stage and how they will approach upcoming fixtures against Morocco and Brazil. The pair also discuss the tournament's standout teams and players so far, assess which nations have impressed and which have disappointed, and look ahead to the arrival of several tournament favourites still waiting to kick off their World Cup campaigns. With insight, analysis and no shortage of Scottish optimism, Cassidy helps break down an entertaining opening week of football in North America.