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About Jacqui...

Jacqui returns to Late Kick Off, London and the south east, for a second season, having hosted last season鈥檚 show alongside pundit Mark Bright.

She is best known for being the first female commentator on Match of The Day, attracting widespread media interest when she made her debut for 麻豆官网首页入口 One鈥檚 iconic football show on April 21st 2007.

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Jacqui鈥檚 anchor roles include the Football League Show, World Football Focus, Uefa Women鈥檚 Euro 2013, ITV FA Cup highlights and she presents weekly on the Premier League鈥檚 global TV network as well as spending Saturdays reporting/commentating live from matches.

A keen footballer herself, it took a serious knee injury in 2000 to see Jacqui change career from intellectual property rights management to sports broadcasting, securing a Postgraduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, having earlier attained a BA (Hons) degree in German.

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Jacqui and her family live in Surrey, have a daughter Phoebe and are expecting a second child in May.

She says: "It was an absolute privilege to present the London and South East version of Late Kick Off last season, and even more exciting to be invited back this year.

"We have such a vibrant football patch with so many stories to cover, there's never a dull moment or shortage of interesting guests.

"I can't wait to get started again with Mark Bright alongside me, and I'm relieved that we won't have to live through the dramas surrounding his beloved Crystal Palace and can focus calmly on our other clubs!"