Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke are joined this week by Sligo Rovers striker Sydney Stephens as they review a dramatic final round of group-stage action in the All-Island Cup.
The episode begins with Sydney reflecting on Sligo Rovers' weekend, including the events that led to her dismissal and the sending-off of manager Gavin Hughes during their defeat to Linfield (0:48). She discusses the incident, the emotions involved and her perspective after reviewing the game.
The conversation then turns to the match itself (4:10), before a wider discussion around officiating and the appointment of a former league-winning Linfield player to referee games involving the club (20:09).
Sydney also reflects on an incredible month of May (25:15), having scored eight goals across all competitions and helping drive Sligo Rovers' recent resurgence.
The football review begins with Group A (32:36), where Linfield secured top spot with a comprehensive victory over Sligo Rovers, while Wexford FC produced an impressive 5-1 win away to Shamrock Rovers.
Group D (36:46) saw Shelbourne top the section with a 6-1 victory over Glentoran, while Bohemians' 5-0 win over Waterford secured the final quarter-final place.
Group B (52:55) featured victories for Galway United and Peamount United, with Eleanor Ryan Doyle scoring four times as the holders advanced. The panel also discuss the departure of Peamount United manager Gary Seery following confirmation that work commitments have forced him to step away from the role.
Group C (54:56) provided some of the weekend's biggest drama as Treaty United defeated Athlone Town to top the group and eliminate the Midlanders. The discussion also covers Athlone's appointment of new manager Lily Agg and Cork City's remarkable collapse against Cliftonville after leading 3-0 and playing with an extra player before conceding a last-gasp equaliser.
Later in the show (1:20:40), the panel discuss the FAI Women's Amateur Cup quarter-finals and explain how qualification for the FAI Women's Senior Cup now works for Development League and non-league teams.
The episode concludes with a look ahead to Ireland's upcoming international fixtures against France and the Netherlands (1:33:58).