The Imperial March of Manchester City has steadily increased in volume the last few weeks. It's officially their title to lose on Sunday. We'll be chatting about the Premier League in-depth next week, but our eyes are elsewhere for this week.

Starting with the Champions Cup final of Leinster vs Toulouse, this game is a proxy war between Ireland vs France. Fantastic players on both teams will mean this final is likely to be a stunning spectacle, with Leinster looking to avenge two final losses in a row.

Across the top five leagues in Europe, the titles have been decided long ago. Real Madrid, PSG, Inter Milan and Bayer Leverkusen have all been crowned champions, but who's in the running for top four?

Lastly, it's the Duel in the Desert, the Sandstorm Showdown, the Saudi Slugfest - whatever you want to call it, it's Usyk vs Fury, the most highly anticipated boxing fight this year. Both fighters have a chance to become the undisputed champion. The bookies can't separate the two, so we had a go at doing it ourselves.

Huge weekend for Irish athletics with the mixed and women's relay team setting national records at the World Relay Championships. Both teams secured qualification to the Paris Olympics and will be hoping to make a big splash at the competition.

Newcastle, Man United and Chelsea are set to battle it out for the Europa League places in a season that has held highs and lows for all three teams. Injuries have had their part to play, as has Old Man Casemiro and Nic Jackson's fear of scoring tap ins.

Last weekend's Miami GP saw the impossible made possible - Max lost a race that he finished in. Little Lando Norris benefitted from a safety car to stay ahead of Max and did very well to hold off the reining champion's attack.

In the time since Stephen Kenny was not asked to renew his contract as Ireland manager, Jurgen Klopp stepped down from Liverpool, Xabi Alonso, Rúben Amorim and Robert De Zerbi were all heavily-tipped to take over, before the job ultimately went to Arne Slot. Is Slot's hiring a gamble or have Liverpool got the right structure in place to move on from the Klopp era?

The NFL Draft gave us an interesting insight into the minds of those managing teams at the highest level. Offence was the main focus in the first round of the Draft, with 6 quarterbacks going in the first 12 picks.

Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano II is scheduled for July 20th in the USA. Cian and Conor are both disappointed that the fight will not take place in Ireland, but agree that the exposure via Netflix streaming the fight could make up for it.

The Premier League title race approaches its end, the GAA championship has kicked off in earnest and a multitude of other sports continue to tick away in the background. This is what Walk It In was built for - to bring you through these tumultuous times with grace and clarity.

Gaelic Football's latest trend of bringing the keeper out for anything and everything was dealt a swift rebuttal over the weekend, as Donegal kicked goals into an empty net on three occasions.

Iron Scottie Scheffler won again and it's getting scary. The only hope his peers have of winning this year depends on when his wife goes into labour.

Lastly, we review and preview the Champions League action. Only four teams are left in the competition and it looks wide open after Man City have been knocked out.

Busy weekend of sports to round up with Scottie Scheffler collecting his second green jacket in an awesome display, Leinster knocking out La Rochelle in Champions Cup action and Manchester City have ominously moved to the top of the Premier league after Arsenal and Liverpool dropped points.

We discussed UFC 300 and why Max Holloway is the undisputed BMF belt holder. Elsewhere, Conor McGregor has a date and an opponent for his first fight since getting knocked out by Dustin Poirier in 2021.

Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen were crowned Bundesliga champs - how did they pull that off? More importantly, will they be able to hold onto the title-winning team next year?

Our NBA correspondent Iggy Delaney joins Cian and Conor in studio for a Walk It In first, putting to bed rumours of a potential feud between Ben and Conor. He highlights the crucial storylines ahead of the NBA playoffs, which kicks off in earnest tonight.

Augusta is the setting for golf's greatest Major, the Masters. We preview the in-form golfers looking to make a splash, talk about the illustrious lore around the tournament that helps make it the favourite competition for many golf lovers and if the Irish boys (Lowry and McIlroy) have a chance this year.

The gaelic football championship kicked off with a couple of upsets in the mix alongside the demolishing of New York and London. Conor breaks down the format and why it makes zero sense for the casuals.

Lastly, the Champions Cup is shaping up nicely with some mouth-watering ties in the quarter finals. Munster were eliminated but Leinster have a date with their rivals La Rochelle in a rematch of last year's final.

Cian manages to sneak five minutes of conversation about WrestleMania after an enthralling two night spectacle over the weekend.

Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool are going blow for blow in the last nine games of the Premier League season. The run in promises to be the closest in years, with all three clubs dying to get their hands on this season's title. We preview each team's remaining fixtures, talk about the strengths and weaknesses of each and give our prediction.

The NFL's International Player Pathway has seen two players sign for franchises so far, with ex-Welsh rugby union player Louis Rees-Zammit and ex-Down GAA goalkeeper Charlie Smyth joining the Chiefs and the Saints respectively.

Ireland's WNT have two tough fixtures coming up, with games against France and England this week. This is a stiffer level of competition than the team is used to facing, and we're relishing the challenge.

114 days after Stephen Kenny was sacked, Ireland's MNT team have entered an international window with John O'Shea as interim manager. O'Shea will manage a team for the first time in his career (!) when Ireland take on Belgium this Saturday. Tune in to find out why this is a bad idea. Note: Sky have come on board as a shirt sponsor since the podcast was recorded.

Despite Ireland winning the Six Nations championship, Conor is still disappointed. The loss to England ruined a chance at back-to-back Grand Slams. This is the same Irish rugby team that lost but also won at the World Cup in September, and are seeming to make a habit of it.

Elsewhere, we have a go at predicting the winners of the Champions League now that the quarter/semi final draws have been made.

Cian is joined by returning contributor Ben 'Iggy' Delaney to discuss and dissect the week's sporting stories.

We take a cruise through NBA, NFL, Formula 1 and golf this week at a breakneck speed. Ben has a crash course on the playoff picture in the basketball, while Cian finally gets to discuss the best hole on the PGA Tour.

Russell Wilson's move to the Steelers has been confirmed, and we discuss if they got a 'Steel'. Get in!

Forumla One saw its third-youngest driver ever hit the grid and come a respectable 7th, but where the hell did Oliver Bearman come from?

Join us this week to discuss everything you need to know in the world of sport.

Instead of tipping winners at Cheltenham, we've zeroed in on some of the horses with funny names, ranging from the mundane to the insane.

AJ is back in the ring, coming up against MMA champion Francis Ngannou. The fight takes place on Friday and should be a cagey affair with a lot on the line.

Lastly, we check in on the Six Nations. Ireland are a mile out in front and looking for successive Grand Slams for the first time in the six country era. A visit to Twickenham is on the cards, with Ireland hoping to roll the old enemy over to keep their quest alive.