The latest episode of the Bailiwick World Cup Podcast takes listeners beyond the studio and into the heart of the tournament, as Paul Wilson, a passionate England fan from Jersey, dials in from North America to share what it’s really like following England across the United States and Mexico.
Having travelled thousands of miles between host cities, Wilson reflects on unforgettable atmospheres, packed stadiums and the unique experience of watching football’s biggest competition unfold in person.
The Jerseyman discusses England’s dramatic journey to the quarter-finals, the electric scenes following the memorable victory over Mexico and why belief among supporters has grown with every passing round.
Back in the studio, host Archie Corbett is joined by JEP Sports Editor Elliot Corbel and Grant McDonald to round off the quarter-final line-up.
The trio preview England’s heavyweight meeting with Erling Haaland’s Norway, debate whether France remain the team to beat, and assess Morocco’s remarkable run to the last eight.
Belgium’s meeting with Spain and Argentina’s clash with Switzerland also come under the microscope, with predictions made for the remainder of the tournament.
The episode marks the final of Corbett’s Bailiwick World Cup Podcasts before a short break, bringing to an end several weeks of tournament coverage featuring England legend Joe Hart, former JFA Presidents Ricky Weir and Bradley Vowden, coaches, players and passionate football supporters from across Jersey.
The latest episode is available now on all major podcast platforms.
