Late drama was the theme this week — from the Wallabies Renaissance and their 86th-minute try against Argentina, to AFL finals chaos with flops, free kicks, and last-second heartbreaks. Scotland served up a bore fest straight out the Dark Ages, while Piastri was told to give it back and Verstappen cruised ahead in the Grand Prix. We’ve also got the US Open, a Manchester derby that could be misery or magic, Falkirk Corner with board chat and St Mirren at home, and of course a Ridiculous finish from Israel v Italy.

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Norris stalls and Piastri takes the points, the US Open rolls on, and the Women’s Rugby World Cup is harder to find than a stream without buffering. AFL finals arrive with barely daylight between the top eight, the NFL season kicks off, and Falkirk’s new signings make a big impression against Aberdeen. Plus, Dele Alli’s blink-and-you’ll-miss-it stint at Como, and our Sickos Pick

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Collingwood surge into the AFL top four, the Bulldogs collapse at home, and Spurs upset Manchester City while Arsenal keep rolling. The Wallabies are running out of players faster than a buffet runs out of prawns, Argentina finally beat the All Blacks at home, and the Women’s Rugby World Cup dishes up record wins — but should the minnows even be there?

In Falkirk Corner, we sit down with the club doctor for a sporting blether about life in the dugout, and supporting the Maclean brothers as they row from Peru to Australia. Plus, Fremantle’s “spy” mission with the world’s least subtle 6’8” culprit, our One to Watch, and of course, a Sickos Pick.

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The Wallabies finally hop past South Africa after 62 long years, the Premier League is back with all the drama we’ve come to expect, and Collingwood look more slippery than a wet Sherrin. We’ve got AFL finals looming, football chaos brewing, and of course a trip to Falkirk Corner — proof there really is no such thing as an off season.

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A bumper week in sport – the AFL top 8 race is heating up, Collingwood get jumped by the Hawks, and the Swans keep shaking up the ladder. We’ve got Luke Littler’s first World Series darts title in Australia, Crystal Palace’s Charity Shield win and Europa Conference twist, plus a full Premier League preview. In Falkirk Corner, we break down the game, the goals, and the overreactions from the stands. All that, plus Gaelic football, sickos picks, and a few ridiculous sporting moments you won’t believe.

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Wallabies wanted it more. England somehow wanted it less. And Falkirk… they’re back where they belong.

This week, we unpack a chaotic round of sport:

• ​The Lions stumble while Skelton, Tom Wright and Nick White run riot
• ​England collapse from 300/3 chasing 34 (yes, really)
• ​Woakes bats with one arm, and Piastri nearly drives with no teammates left
• ​Vixens shock Fever, Collingwood wobble again, and Falkirk fight back in their Premiership return — even if Sky Sports forget how to broadcast it
• ​Plus: a $50k trainer fine, a proper Sickos Pick, and a McLaren rivalry bubbling over

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Episode 10 has it all – the Lions grind out a dogged win with the subs making the difference, Pogacar stays in complete control of the Tour de France, and the Euros deliver late drama as England scrape through and Spain survive extra time. Back home, the Vixens edge the Swifts in a nail‑biting Super Netball clash, while the AFL gives us huge blowouts, Toby Greene and Steven May suspensions, and St Kilda’s jaw‑dropping 45‑point final‑quarter comeback – the biggest ever. We also wrap up the hurling final, look ahead to Falkirk’s long‑awaited Premiership return, and of course, dive into this week’s Sickos Pick and That’s Just Ridiculous moment.

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A buried golf ball. A bottled shootout. And a Lions team that forgot to finish the job. From Pogacar’s domination to the Vixens’ comeback and McIlroy’s surreal shot, we’ve got your fix of sport’s weirdest, wildest, and most watchable moments this week.

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It’s a week of dominance, drama, and dropped captains. Queensland complete more sets than IKEA and leave New South Wales wondering what just happened in the Origin decider. Gold Coast shake up the AFL finals race, while Spain, England, and France flex their muscles at the Women’s Euros.

We check in on the Lions tour, the All-Ireland hurling build-up, and the battle heating up on the slopes of the Tour de France. And there’s a Sporting Blether with Liam — Falkirk, hurling, American sports, and whatever hybrid nonsense he’s cooked up.

All that, plus your usual dose of Sickos Pick and things that are just… ridiculous.

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Wimbledon is in chaos, the Tour de France is blowing up, and rugby fans are debating who really belongs in a national jersey.

This week, we’re breaking down:

🎾 The last top 10 seed left standing at Wimbledon — and why celebrities are outnumbering tennis fans in the crowd

🏉 British & Irish Lions vs Reds & Waratahs — strong starts, second halves, and a heated look at eligibility rules

🚴‍♂️ Tour de France Stage 7 — what makes it the first real GC battle

🏏 Shubman Gill’s record-breaking innings and Australia’s ongoing top-order headaches

⚽ Spain’s brilliance and England’s hype in the Women’s Euros

🏑 Cork smash Dublin in hurling

🟡 Falkirk’s first competitive match of the season

PLUS:

• Our Sickos Pick: brutal climbs and AFL blowouts

• “One to Watch” across State of Origin, Wimbledon finals, and the Alps

🔥 Smart sports takes. ⚠️ No off season.