South African rugby broadcaster Brenden Nel joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, ahead of this weekend's Rugby World Cup semifinals. The first clash will see the All Blacks play Argentina before South Africa play England. Brenden and Marty talk about both games in detail, including the strong presence of southern hemisphere teams in the final four, whether it's surprising or not to see the All Blacks in the semis, and more.

Frankie Deges, longtime Argentina rugby reporter, joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport. The home nations of Frankie and Martin clash at the Rugby World Cup this weekend with Argentina looking to upset the All Blacks and book their spot in their first-ever World Cup final. Frankie and Martin talk about the New Zealand team-naming press conference they both attended on Wednesday (Paris time), Frankie's thoughts on the Pumas side named including halfback Gonzalo Bertranou's selection, his thoughts on coach Michael Cheika, how surprising it is Argentina made it to the semis, and more.

It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport for episode 59 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast. Watto and Marty again focus solely on the Rugby World Cup in France following the quarter-finals, and they discuss how impressive the All Blacks were in knocking over world number one Ireland, the redemption for the likes of coach Ian Foster and Beauden Barrett, how much of a banana skin this weekend's semi against Argentina could be, and more.

In a very special interview, Jim Hamilton - who played in two Rugby World Cups and a total of 63 matches for Scotland - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport ahead of the Rugby World Cup semifinals in Paris this coming weekend. Since retiring, Jim has established himself as one of the best rugby pundits on the planet with a huge following on social media. He and Martin discuss the quarter-finals just been at the World Cup in France with a focus on New Zealand and South Africa, the All Blacks' resurgence to being arguably the tournament favourite now, ways to improve the World Cup and international rugby as a whole, and more.

81-test All Black and commentator for SuperSport at the Rugby World Cup - Justin Marshall - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, recapping a scintillating weekend at the Rugby World Cup. Argentina, New Zealand, England and South Africa are the four semi-finalists after winning their respective quarters. Justin and Martin focus on the two quarters in Paris that saw New Zealand and South Africa win, how impressive the All Blacks were against Ireland, potential changes New Zealand coach Ian Foster should make to his team for the semis, and more.

Sean Fitzpatrick - one of our greatest All Black captains and a 1987 Rugby World Cup winner - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, ahead of New Zealand playing Ireland in the quarter-finals in Paris on Sunday morning (New Zealand time). Sean and Martin discuss the All Blacks' tournament so far, what it's like playing in a World Cup knockout match, how Ireland - the number one team in the world - can be beaten, and more.

Former Wallabies captain, Rugby World Cup winner in 1991 and 1999 and all-round legend of the oval ball - John Eales - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport two days out from the first set of knockout matches at the World Cup in France. John discusses the current state of rugby in Australia and New Zealand and possible ways to fix both national games, before discussing all four quarter-finals this weekend and who he believes will progress.

Alan Quinlan - former Irish rugby international who played 27 times for his country, and enjoyed a lengthy career with Munster - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport to provide an Irish perspective on this weekend's Rugby World Cup quarter-final between his home nation and the All Blacks in Paris. History at the World Cup isn't on Ireland's side - they haven't ever made it past the quarter-finals, and this match will be a repeat of the 2019 quarter-final that saw New Zealand win comfortably 46-14.

The Tight 5! It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin and producer Lachlan Waugh debate five sporting topics on the show. They focus on the Rugby World Cup with the All Blacks-Ireland quarter-final fast approaching, and discuss the Ireland team named, Wayne Barnes being selected to officiate the match, who the favourite is between the four northern hemisphere and four southern hemisphere teams in the quarter-finals, and more.

Former All Black and double Rugby World Cup winner Victor Vito joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, sharing his thoughts on this weekend's Rugby World Cup quarter-final between New Zealand and Ireland in Paris. Victor talks to Martin about his life playing for La Rochelle in France for the past few years, before talking about this weekend's knockout match, who the favourite is between the All Blacks and Ireland, and more.