Southampton have been one the truly magical sides of the Premier League season. Their two-goal lead against Chelsea a few weeks ago vanished, managing to conjure zero points by conceding three in the final fifteen. Their last minute concession against Everton at the weekend was like shearing one's self in half, so it was only the hardest-hearted Portsmouth fan that didn't feel some sympathy for their rabbit-pulling at the Liberty Stadium last night.
Eoin and Dave McIntyre assess the candidates for the final relegation position in the Premier League, with Huddersfield looking ever-more endangered.
Our GAA round-up takes in the hype around Galway-Mayo, as well as the potential for fans feeling short-changed by the Championship this year. Will we see changes in 2019? Leitrim's situation is also in the spotlight as we talk to Donnie Wrynn on Skype.
Andy Dunne is in studio to talk about Leinster's chances this weekend against Racing in Bilbao. We discuss what chances silverware this year for the boys in blue.
Below are a selection of articles from offtheball.com, with Ronnie O'Sullivan taking centre stage with his views on snooker, life and Tyson Fury. We also have this morning's papers, and a reminder that you can watch OTB AM weekday mornings from 7:45am on Facebook, YouTube and Periscope. Don't forget to subscribe.
In case you missed it:
"These players took Stoke up through the glass ceiling. You look at Walters, he was Stoke DNA personified"
"Real Madrid will notice that" - Pat Nevin highlights Liverpool fatigue and tactical concerns
"He's a legend. I love Tyson, he's such a cool dude"
"You have to look at the other areas in your life, which is your mind, your body"
Billy Joe Padden: "At this stage, Galway probably are ahead of Mayo"
This morning's papers:
