The Halfway Line Women's Football Show

Can the Matildas win the Asian Cup?

1 h 18 min · 27. feb. 2026
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Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women’s Football Show! In this episode, Jamie Spangher and Tom Maher preview the upcoming March international break by diving into all the nuts and bolts of the upcoming AFC Women's Asian Cup. The pair preview the tournament and tell you all that you need to know about the contenders, outside chances and secret stars. The team then preview upcoming World Cup qualifiers for both England and the Republic of Ireland. You can find the team's work on social media: Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky

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Matildas prepare for challenging Asian Cup quarter-final

Welcome back to The Halfway Line Women’s Football Show! In this episode, Jamie Spangher, Beth McCowen and Tom Maher look back on recent World Cup qualifiers for both England and the Republic of Ireland, before diving into all the action from the group stage of the AFC Women's Asian Cup. The trio preview the tournament's imminent knockout stage, providing their predictions and, as always, some detailed analysis. The team also chat about the NWSL and League of Ireland, as the new season of both competitions is about to get underway. You can find the team's work on social media: Tom Maher - @TOMMAHERSY on X, @tom-maher on BlueSky Jamie Spangher - @jamiespangher on X and BlueSky Beth McCowen - @bethrmccowen on X, @bethmccowen on BlueSky Feature image credit: Rachel Bach (@ByTheWhiteLine)

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