Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill chats ahead of their upcoming Euro Qualifiers, we meet the new majority shareholder of Carrick Rangers Michael Smith and we're joined by Cliftonville forward Ben Wilson and Newry City boss Gary Boyle as they reflect on their starts to the season.

Carrick Rangers defender Albert Watson, Crusaders forward Adam Lecky and Bangor boss Lee Feeney join Michael on this week's show.

New referees' chief Mike Riley joins Michael to discuss some of the things officials are clamping down on, we chat to Glentoran's Warren Feeney and Dungannon Swifts boss Rodney McAree about late goals, longer games and building squads plus Caolan Loughran shares his thoughts on life at Loughgall and why he believes their win over Newry City wasn't a fluke.

It's our last show of the year and we bow out with big build up to the Irish Cup Final with the help of guests from finalists Ballymena United and Crusaders, including managers David Jeffrey and Stephen Baxter, plus we do a round-up of some of the other important Irish League stories of the week with journalist Keith Bailie.

We bring you a special with some of the key figures behind Larne's title-winning campaign, chatting to owner Kenny Bruce and players Leroy Millar, Shaun Want, Fuad Sule and Jeff Hughes. We also speak to Crumlin Star boss Paul Trainor after their Intermediate Cup success.

Our guests this week all have reasons to feel a little impatient. Loughgall can't wait to play Premiership football having secured promotion as league winners, Portadown are wanting this tough season to be over but whether it ends on a high note or not remains to be seen and Bangor are bursting with excitement as they are set to be crowned PIL champions.

This week we are joined by Loughgall manager Dean Smith, Portadown boss Niall Currie and Ben Arthurs from the Seasiders.

Will this be the weekend Larne are crowned champions and who will take a step towards grabbing the other automatic European position? Journalist Mark McIntosh discusses this and offers his thoughts on the UK and Ireland bid for Euro 2028. We also speak to Cliftonville captain Chris Curran about reaching 400 appearances for the Reds and Newry City shot-stopper Steven Maguire as they've boosted their survival hopes with back-to-back wins.

Marcus Kane, Gary Haveron and Matthew Fitzpatrick offer us an insight into how Glentoran, Larne and Glenavon are feeling heading into the post-split games this Easter weekend.