On Part Two of our preview we speak to Philip Lowry (Crusaders), Darren Mullen (Newry City), Howard Beverland (Portadown), Lyndon Kane (Coleraine), Matthew Snoddy (Glenavon), John Herron (Larne) and sports journalist Mark McIntosh.

We return from our summer break with the first episode of a two-part special, featuring interviews with 6 figures from Irish Premiership clubs Linfield, Cliftonville, Glentoran, Ballymena United, Dungannon Swifts and Carrick Rangers.

Can Portadown secure survival or will Annagh take their place in the top flight and will it be Crusaders or Ballymena United lifting the Irish Cup this weekend? Joining us to talk about the Promotion/Relegation play-off is Billy Stedman and Niall Henderson, plus Adam Lecky and Leroy Millar help us preview Saturday's showpiece at Windsor Park.

The Premiership title race will be decided tomorrow. Will it be staying with Linfield or can Cliftonville clinch it? Joining us on this week's bumper edition of the show is Blues' midfielder Chris Shields, Reds striker Ryan Curran and journalist Mark McIntosh.

Our 3 guests this week are managers Dean Shiels, Barry Gray and Lee Feeney. One has kept his side in the top flight, one is coming to terms with relegation and the other is dreaming of lifting the league title at the end of the season with a chance to go top again on Saturday. We get a sense of the spectrum of feelings after fascinating battles over the course of the year begin to reach their conclusions.

Club legends Paul Leeman and Noel Bailie preview tonight's Big Two derby, Darren Mullen gives us his thoughts on Irish Cup developments and Newry City's push for the Championship title and we hear from Julie Nelson, Jess Foy and Hayden Davis at the Women's Premiership League Launch.

There's only 1 point between the top two, the two sides battling for the last European play-off place and the two teams trying to avoid the relegation play-off spot. On this week's show we talk to players from the sides on the right side of that slender advantage; Linfield defender Matthew Clarke, Glenavon striker Matthew Fitzpatrick and Carrick Rangers 'keeper Aaron Hogg. 

Who reaches the Irish Cup final? North Belfast rivals face a derby clash for a place in the showpiece and joining Michael to unpick the significance of this fixture are two club legends in Ryan Catney and Richard Clarke. 

Plus what of the other semi-final? Journalist Gareth McCullough brings us the latest.

We are joined by Paul Doolin to discuss the job he's doing at Portadown as they bid for survival, journalist Mark McIntosh helps us to preview the split and predict who will fare best from here and we talk to Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough and players Daniel Ballard and Caolan Boyd-Munce ahead of friendly ties with Luxembourg and Hungary.