Paul Schmidt-Troschke & Jon Bonfiglio take a look at FIFA's involvement with Donald Trump's Board of Peace in Gaza.

Lionesses Trudy McCaffery & Chris Lockwood, alongside British Ambassador Sussanah Goshko, and Jon Bonfiglio, join Paul Ross and Kane Reeves for a live interview on the COPA71, the event, its aftermath and its legacy for women's sports.

Paul Schmidt-Troschke, Declan Link & Jon Bonfiglio continue their trek through World Cups past, and discuss other topics of the day.

Paul Schmidt-Troschke and Jon Bonfiglio launch the upcoming coverage and interviews based around COPA71 and England's 'Lost Lionesses.'

Jon Bonfiglio speaks to writer, academic Jules Boykoff about the events - and the implications of - the Winter Olympics of Milan Cortina.

Jules Boykoff is an American academic, author, and former professional soccer player. His research focuses on the politics of the Olympic Games, social movements, the suppression of dissent, and the role of the mass media in US politics, especially regarding coverage of climate change issues.

For more information on the work of Jules Boykoff: https://julesboykoff.org/

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Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Paul Ross about the potential implications for Mexico and the World Cup, as a result of the wide-ranging violence which struck the country after the killing of drug lord El Mencho.

Paul Schmidt-Troschke and Jon Bonfiglio break down the news and its implications after a day of violence in Mexico.

Jon Bonfiglio speaks to World Cup Etc regular guest Gordon Mousinho, who attended the World Cup's most one-sided encounter in Elche, Spain on June 15th, 1982.