• The World Ranking International Football Podcast

  • By: Michael Jones
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The World Ranking International Football Podcast

By: Michael Jones
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  • The World Ranking International Football Podcast is hosted by Michael Jones, who is joined by experts from around the globe discussing all the important stories surrounding the international game. From dissecting major tournaments (Afcon 2023, AFC Asian Cup, Euro 2024, Copa America 2024, OFC Oceania Cup 2024 and The Gold Cup). The World Ranking International Football Podcast also provides deep dives into the countries who are typically less resourceful on the world stage, giving you first hand insights into the beautiful game in all corners of the world.
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Episodes
  • Reflections on Afcon 2023 and the 2023 Asian Cup - Episode 8

    Reflections on Afcon 2023 and the 2023 Asian Cup - Episode 8
    Feb 21 2024

    Michael Jones is joined by journalists Dan Orlowitz, Sha Nen, Calvin Kaumba Chikenge and Ibrahim Mustapha to reflect on Afcon 2023 and the 2023 Asian Cup.


    1. 2023 Asian Cup review (0:53)
    2. Afcon 2023 review (25:30)


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    45 mins
  • Semi Final Showdown | Afcon 2023 Asian Cup | Joel Kojo - Episode 7

    Semi Final Showdown | Afcon 2023 Asian Cup | Joel Kojo - Episode 7
    Feb 6 2024

    Michael Jones is joined by Kenyan sports journalists Alasdair Howorth, Eric Njiru and Japan football analyst Mubarak Alkubaisi to preview the Round of 16 games for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup and Afcon 2023 whilst analysing the group stages.


    1. Afcon 2023 Semi-finals Preview with Alasdair Howorth and Eric Njiru (6:50)
    2. Interview with Kyrgyzstan forward Joel Kojo (31:30)
    3. 2023 AFC Asian Cup Semi-finals preview with Mubarak Alkubaisi (41:00)


    Shownotes


    Afcon 2023

    • Nigeria vs South Africa (6:50)
    • Ivory Coast vs DR Congo (19:50)

    2023 Asian Cup

    • Jordan vs South Korea (42:30)
    • Iran vs Qatar (49:05)
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    59 mins
  • Round of 16 Preview | Afcon 2023 AFC Asian Cup - Episode 6

    Round of 16 Preview | Afcon 2023 AFC Asian Cup - Episode 6
    Jan 27 2024

    Michael Jones is joined by East Asia sports journalist Ryan Walters, Ibrahim Mustapha (the author of No Longer Naive), and Zambian sports reporter Calvin Kaumba Chikenge to preview the Round of 16 games for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup and Afcon 2023 whilst analysing the group stages.


    1. 2023 AFC Asian Cup group stage review and Round of 16 preview with Ryan Walters (1:10)
    2. Afcon 2023 group stage review and Round of 16 preview with Calvin Kaumba Chikenge and Ibrahim Mustapha (33:00)


    Shownotes


    2023 Asian Cup Round of 16


    • 4:15 - Tajikistan vs UAE
    • 6:35 - Iraq vs Jordan
    • 10:52 - Australia vs Indonesia
    • 16:28 - Saudi Arabia vs South Korea
    • 20:55 - Iran vs Syria
    • 22:40 - Bahrain vs Japan
    • 25:52 - Palestine vs Qatar
    • 29:15 - Thailand vs Uzbekistan


    Afcon 2023 Round of 16


    • 35:00 - Cameroon vs Nigeria
    • 38:00 - Angola vs Namibia
    • 42:22 - DR Congo vs Egypt
    • 47:20 - Equatorial Guinea vs Guinea
    • 49:35 - Cape Verde vs Mauritania
    • 53:32 - Morocco vs South Africa
    • 57:30 - Ivory Coast vs Senegal
    • 61:45 - Burkina Faso vs Mali


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    Instagram - @World_RankingPod
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    1 hr and 7 mins
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