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Mike Prendergast is hoping Munster can tap into South Africa's World Cup victory when their Springbok second rows return to action, but the province's assistant coach says it will be three or four weeks before RG Snyman and Jean Kleyn are back.
Raf Diallo is joined by Graham Gartland, journalists David Sneyd and Barry Landy and RTÉ Sport online's Anthony Pyne. Graham reviews Shamrock Rovers' four-in-a-row title win and the latest League of Ireland action; David discusses his recent interview with Darron Gibson on the42.ie in which the ex-Ireland and Manchester United midfielder opened up about an addiction to sleeping pills; Barry gives an insight into Drogheda United's takeover by the owners of Walsall; and Anthony talks Ireland's Women's Nations League campaign as Eileen Gleeson's side close in on early promotion.
Liverpool assistant manager Pep Lijnders is more than happy to hear players say they want to "achieve the impossible" and win everything this season.
Mauricio Pochettino called for Chelsea's fans to believe and show trust in his side after Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Brentford left them in the bottom half of the Premier League table.
Ulster have been hit with a big injury blow, after it was confirmed that Tom O'Toole has been ruled out for around a month with a groin issue.
England wing Jonny May has announced his retirement from Test rugby.
Paul Stirling will be Ireland's permanent white-ball captain while Andrew Balbirnie will continue as red-ball captain as national selectors look towards the next cycle with two T20 World Cups and a 50-over world cup set to be played in the next four years.
JJ Hanrahan is a doubt for Connacht's BKT United Rugby Championship meeting with Ulster on Saturday, but captain Jack Carty will be available for the first interpro of the season.