Episode five of The Warm Up podcast previews what could be a pivotal weekend across Jersey sport, with our Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel breaking down the key fixtures, storylines and talking points. Alongside the opportunity to win 2x free tickets to The Rugby Pod Live at The Jersey Opera House on 18th March.
The focus first turns to football, where the Jersey Bulls travel to Sevenoaks Town on Friday night for a 7:45pm kick-off. Unbeaten in 2026 and sitting just a point outside the play-off spots, the Bulls come off a strong run that has seen them take seven points from their last three matches against tough opposition.
With just ten games left, this is proper run-in territory, and the podcast examines whether Friday night under the lights could be a blessing or a challenge for Elliot Powell’s side.
Local football action is also on the radar, with fixtures across Premiership and Championship divisions including St Paul’s First vs St Peter First, Jersey Wanderers First vs Grouville First and St Brelade First vs St Ouen First.
Cup action sees Madeira face St Clement in the JFA Cup, while the Sylvia Spinola Memorial Cup features all four women’s teams on Sunday morning.
In netball, the Evelyn Partners Jets travel to Sussex Thunder on Sunday at 12:30pm, fresh from back-to-back big wins and looking to close the gap on the league leaders. Title challengers Ryland also take to the court against eighth-placed Hatfield Hawks.
Rugby fans will be tuned into a potential milestone day as Jersey RFC host Hammersmith & Fulham. With the Second XV kicking off at 12:30 and the First XV at 3pm, there’s a chance the top side could secure the championship should results elsewhere fall their way.
The podcast unpacks the bonus point system and what to expect from a packed day at CoinShares Park, complete with live music and happy hour. Royals take on Seaford, looking to climb off the foot of the table after a 36-13 reverse fixture defeat.
Elsewhere, Jersey’s women’s volleyball team face three games in a day in Hampshire on Sunday, rounding out another busy weekend of island sport.
The panel also run through their latest Fixture Forecast predictions, while debating who carries momentum into this weekend and what results could prove decisive in the final stages of the season.
The Warm Up Episode 5 lands just in time to guide fans through a jam-packed weekend of football, netball, rugby and volleyball, with plenty of analysis, insight and a few bold predictions along the way.