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If you'd never seen him with a ball, you wouldn't look twice at 11-year-old Jamie Johnson, but blessed with incredible talent, he has the skills to live every school boy's dream - to be a professional footballer.

Saturday Mash Up is a children's entertainment show (5-12) that features organised chaos such as 'how many things in a thing' , 'push off' (a trolley based game) and gunge. It is hosted by Jonny and Yasmin along with the help of the famous dog, Hacker. Each week there are celebrities and a musical guest. It features 2 cartoon eg. programmes(danger mouse and zig and zag) and a brand new episode of the hit programme 'The Next Step' & a second series has been confirmed set to air in September 2018

A behind-the-scenes look at Phoenix FC's trip to Gothenburg in Sweden, the world's biggest youth football tournament.

Boggy tries to convince Jamie that he shouldn't give up, then an old friend reappears.

A new girl in the U16s and a familiar face back in the U14s make tempers flare at Phoenix.

Jamie's gaming obsession escalates as he challenges a mystery opponent.

Zoe plans a special match to prove the Hawkstone coach wrong.

Who screamed? Was it Freddie? Jamie goes to a football gaming tournament, risking his future with Hawkstone but hoping to unmask his mystery opponent. Meanwhile, can the U13s settle their differences?

Jamie has a big decision to make - footballer or gamer? Dillon also deliberates over a decision.

Jamie finds it hard to control his temper when he misses a school visit from his hero.

The video of Jamie scoring against Tibbs has gone viral - but it's starts to go to his head.

Tensions arise between Jamie, Dillon and Harry as the truth about Mike's past surfaces. Jamie finally reaches breaking point. Meanwhile, Jack gets some good news whilst Indira helps Boggy.

Will Dillon be loyal to the school team or his position at the training academy? Can the team pull together and deliver a great win for the school? Will Jamie be spotted by scouts from the team he loves? The tension builds to a crescendo.

The team are rallied when it seems Boggy might have unearthed some good news.

Jamies dad pays him a surprise visit and promises to get him a trial at Hawkestone Academy.

Jack is desperate to play midfield, but has to work twice as hard as anyone else.

Dillon begins his trial at Hawstone, but does not get off to a good start. Jack has to write an article about the trial but has her own agenda at the academy...

Boggy's date with online buddy Nancy doesn't go as planned.

It's Jamies first match back after his ban, and he is determined to stay focused.

Can Jamie make it to his trial with Foxbourough and defend Kingsmounts school cup title?

Jack decides to keep her footballing dreams alive by starting her own football team.

Boggy decides it's time for him to move on from just being the team mascot.

Dillon learns there's more to being an academy player then just being good at football.

Zoe will stop at nothing to make sure she outdoes Jack.

Has Indira got what it takes to be a true friend?