Phil Egan

And on this week's Coy gig, Kathleen McNamee and Scarlett Heron spoke about Abby Larkin in glowing terms.

And you'll be able to hear live commentary of that game on Off the Ball and Newstalk and the Go Loud app from 7 o'clock in France.

Stephen Doyle will be joined by Ciara Grant in the commentary box.

Former Ireland midfielder Keith Tracy joined John Duggan on Sunday's football show.

They looked ahead to the World Cup and looked back at Ireland's draw with Canada in the early hours of Saturday morning.

And with a host of new caps given out to the likes of Dawson Devoy, Adam Brennan and Keane Levy, Tracy wants the players to keep themselves grounded.

On this week's Sunday paper review, Adrian Barry was joined in studio by Sue Ronan and Paul O'Hare.

And the issue of players declaring their national allegiance was a hot topic in this week's Sunday papers.

And if you want to hear that back in full, you can do so now in your OTB Daily podcast feed.

And Football Daily on Off the Ball is brought to you by Lynx, a proud sponsor of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Smell your best when you look your worst.

Now, the World Cup begins this Thursday with the opening game taking place at the Aztec Stadium in Mexico City.

Mexico hosts South Africa.

Portugal are one of the favourites, with the likes of Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva in their squad, as well as the Champions League winning pair of Vitinha and Jauneves.

However, Cristiano Ronaldo still looks to be the focal point of the attack at 41 years old, and Keith Tracy says he's still worth his place in the team.

Also over the weekend on Football Saturday, Owen Doyle and Greg Cunningham joined John Duggan.

And Doyle was impressed with the detail that Guardian has put into their World Cup preview.

And if you want to hear either of those pieces back, you can do so now in your OTB football podcast feed.

Remember, click in your podcast feed and you won't miss a single thing.

Brazil have called up Atalanta midfielder Ederson, who is set to join Manchester United.