Jack and Harry meet Match commentator Conor McNamara who reveals his trick for remembering all the player's names while Jayson Molumby talks about his recent loan transfer from Brighton to West Brom. Plus, hear from a young TikTok sensation & the U12 girls at Tramore AFC.

Today, find out why Stephen Hunt thinks Ronaldo is like a Limerick hurler. We look at the big signings from the summer transfer window while Miguel Delaney talks about his love of Subbuteo and why Chelsea are already his favourites to win. And so much more.

Italy are European Champions and Jack and Harry look back at the tournament with the help of John Giles. Jack has plenty to say about Gareth Southgate while Harry reflects on his favourite moments . And Daisy, the 5-year-old sister of the Two Halves pushes her way to the microphone to have her say, believing that Wexford have won Euro 2020.

Jack and Harry cannot wait for a thrilling showdown at Wembley on Sunday as they look ahead to the England Italy final. Daryl Murphy looks back at his memories of playing in Euro 2016 while the Bonfarirro family have begun the celebrations already!

Jack and Harry look ahead to the quarter finals after a week of drama. Harry is still rooting for Belgium but Jacqui Hurley believes Italy can win. Will the curse of Two Halves put Spain out this week? And we hear from Twix, the mystic dog who barks his predictions!

The lads have concerns about Harry Kane ahead of England's showdown with Germany. Footballer Aine O’ Gorman gives an insight into doing match commentary and Two Halves discover that players are not over the hill once they reach their thirties - as Luka Modric proved this week!

Harry is still rooting for Belgium to win, who he says are ‘bossing it’ with Kevin de Bruyne on the pitch. Jack tells us his Goal of the Week, RTE Sports Reporter Kara Kelly has to choose her fantasy Euro five-a-side team – and we find out why putting clay in your boots could help you score a header.

Episode one of Two Halves lands Friday 18th! Jack sums up all you have to look forward to.