A short sports round up as Belarus experiences lockdown, but sssh, nobody is to talk about it. Dybala has 4 covid infections in 6 weeks as France and more nations look to call a halt to events until Autumn. Andy Mc has a round up while Alex B goes gooey over the Detroit Bad Boys.

Andy Mc is back and a debate rages about the safety of a return to football. UEFA release funds to save smaller nations, Holland rethinks canceling the season and Germany waits on Angela Merkel and co. Tajikistan pauses for thought while Belarus race on in the shadow of Chernobyl.

It's Sunday so it's This Sunday's Game and on the show today we have award-winning broadcaster Jonathan Higgins of Off the Ball, Newstalk FM and Virgin Media TV. He gives the lowdown on the state of Irish sports media during the covid pandemic and his view on how vital sport is for us all.

Director General of the Camogie Association, Sinead McNulty, provides an insight into the development of the beautiful game and just how camogie has learned from the growth of the game in Europe.

Questions are asked about Gronk's reasons to move to Tampa and how he'll bulk back up. UEFA get innovative about a return to football. Eric Dier charged for defending his brother means a question has to be asked - Does a match ticket allow you to be an idiot?

Round 1 of the NFL Draft saw few surprises, except the virtual setting, could such a system work in European football? And what we should look forward to in the next episodes of "The Last Dance".

It's a midweek mix of news, views and interviews on This Sunday's Game.  GGE"s Health and Welfare Office, Anna-Marie O'Rourke, joins to give us her Top 5 tips to stay well during lockdown.  She also gives a frontline insight into the pandemic from her day job as a palliative care nurse.  And for parents, she also provides a couple of pieces of vital advice for explaining coronavirus to little ears.

LGFA President Marie Hickey answers questions as to how Ladies football has grown in the past decade, how good partners have been vital in these successes and why one county does not a big attendance make.  She goes through a range of topics from the Mothers and Others project to Ulster growth to her wishes for Europe, plus lots in between.

The day before we turn 3, the state of football is addressed with UEFA looking to push things back on track. A tragic death in football as an Irish rugby player "mistakes" his doping substances. The Chicago Bulls documentary "The Last Dance" and NFL Draft get some airtime and Central Asian football is centre stage.

Oh, and is hindsight really better than knowing facts at the time?

US AntiDoping seem to take us all for idiots when announcing via the New York Times their "new" plan to dope test. Seems they forgot that the murderous criminal they're harbouring used this idea years ago! So what links the New York Times, USADA and a wanted criminal?

Central Asian football goes ahead and Double N gives a rundown. Andrew Flint discusses possibilities of a return to action in England and why class warfare is evident.

Gaelic Games Europe launches "This Sunday's Game" to give a voice to the almost 100 clubs in 22 countries across Europe. As Gaelic Games gained footholds throughout the continent, a pandemic swept in to slow things down, however, this too will pass. In this first podcast Alan Moore catches up with GGE Chairperson Tony Bass in Holland and Newstalk's Dr Ciara Kelly in Dublin.

Tony has over 16 years experience of Gaelic Games in Europe and has seen competitions grow to the point where a European Super League is planned for 2021.

Dr Kelly hosts Lunchtime Live form 12-2pm weekdays on Newstalk FM and came through a bout with coronavirus. Her tale from illness to lockdown and how to deal with both, are well worth listening to.

Alex B joins with tales of nasty cuts from the WWE, while they sit on a pile of money. Alexander Zotov of the All Russia Football Players Union joins to tell about a huge charitable project led by the Footballers Union, Union of Football Veterans and leading Russian player past and present. Good news beating bad on a Saturday sports roundup!

31 years ago thousands of people went to watch a game of football, 96 never came home, almost 800 had life changing injuries and thousands more still think of that tragic day in Sheffield. Capital Sports remembers.

With coronavirus only know acknowledged in Turkmenistan, they become 1 of 5 countries with football being played. Newcastle look for a new owner, Kenyan's are at it again and curiously nobody but the runner is involved.