Chris McHardy is BACK after two weeks at the World Cup in the United States, and Robbie Greenfield greets him for this episode.

There's a brief discussion about the surprising - and disappointing - encounter with a certain country's fans over in the US. In lighter news, we congratulate Canada for being the first team through to the World Cup's round of 16.

We scratch our heads as Lionel Messi continues to defy age as he currently sitting atop the Golden Boot charts - can he win back-to-back World Cups?

Gary Meenaghan calls in from Houston as he's about to be front row and centre for Brazil vs Japan.
Day one of Wimbledon is underway and we check in on World Number One Jannik Sinner who had a difficult first-round match.

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Marc Archer and Carl van Rosenvelt are in for Chris McHardy this episode.

There’s a round-up of the latest World Cup results as favourites Germany are beaten by Ecuador and co-hosts USA are humbled by Turkey.

There’s a look at the mouthwatering fixture between France and Norway—Mbappe vs Haaland - and the other weekend’s fixtures as the group stage comes to an end.

Zane Scotland calls in to discuss PGA Tour changes and we hear from the players who have varying opinions on them.

And Damien Reid joins us to talk about the super-hot Austrian Grand Prix.

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Tom Urquhart and Marc Archer are standing in for Chris McHardy for this episode.

As Scotland are humbled at the hands of a free-flowing Brazil, we ask if the World Cup party is over for them? Are these hydration breaks really necessary? There's also a round-up of the big results as co-hosts Canada and Mexico head to the knockout stage in very different fashion.

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has his say on the... hot topic.

We head to England to see how their preparation is going for the third test against New Zealand as Ben Stokes apologises for his late-night shenanigans.

And we're still not sure whether the money demands of the top tennis players at Wimbledon make much sense.

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