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Formula One is back and so is Off The Ball's Formula One pod. In episode one Eve Conway and Ciara Treacy were joined by Motorsport Journalist Declan Quigley to look back at the first weekend of racing, the increase in overtakes and to look ahead to this weekend's action.

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Ger Gilroy, Adrian Barry and Dara Smith-Naughton are on hand to bring you all the headlines from this morning following a topsy-turvy night of Champions League action which saw Tottenham Hotspur lose 5-2 away to Atletico Madrid, Liverpool lose 1-0 away to Galatasaray and Barcelona's late draw with Newcastle. The lads also dive into the supposed 'Scottish Arrogance' following Darcy Graham's comments in the press and finally John Duggan joins the show live from Cheltenham Racecourse to give his reaction to the Spurs defeat as well as preview Day 2 of the famous Cheltenham Festival

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It's day two of the Cheltenham Festival 2026 and John Duggan who is live at the tracks is alongside Johnny Ward and Thom Malone to bring you all the action today and across the week.

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Dr. Babak Fozooni, tutor at The Open University, joins Eoin to reflect on the power of football as both a distraction and a form of protest for the Iranian people throughout decades of authoritarian rule.

With members of the Iranian Women's team currently applying for asylum in Australia, Dr. Fazooni explains how the sport is deeply entrenched in Iranian feminism, as well as looking to a Men's World Cup where it seems increasingly less likely that Iranian players will take to the pitch come June.