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The fall-out from the last round of URC league matches comes under the microscope with our presenters putting the Lions under sharp focus.
They also look ahead to the quarterfinals with very different assignments facing the Bulls and the Stormers.
We also hear from Leinster and Ireland hooker Dan Sheehan and URC CEO Martin Anayi who expressed his delight in the way South Africa has helped the tournament go from strength-to-strength.

The Sharks' triumph in the Challenge Cup final is a hot topic of debate on this week's show as is the Champions Cup climax that saw Toulouse beat Leinster. What the Springboks might have gained from that match also comes under the microscope.
Our hosts also throw things forward to this weekend's final round of URC leagues matches and come up with weird and wacky permutations.

Broad shouldered Springbok flank Willem Alberts just about fills the show this week as he reflects on his long and distinguished career. The 40-year-old talks about his life in Paris, why he had a chest freezer as well as what is in store for him after he stops playing.
The show also reflects on last weekend's matches in the URC and looks forward to the Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup finals.

The leagues stages of the URC is reaching its final stretch with teams jockeying for a spot in the play-offs. Our hosts throw up a few permutations, mixing the probable with the improbable.
They also touch and engage a topic that has left a few Springbok fans hot under the collar - the outlawing of scrums as a free kick option. Jake White, and Julian Redelinghuys all have their say too.
TTLD also pays homage to the life and times of Ruan Pienaar who now identifies as a coach.

This week's edition of TTLD offers a mixed bag. We talk Champions Cup and Challenge Cup and we look ahead to this weekend's matches in the URC. Elton Jantjies and his mysterious Instagram post gets a mention, while the Junior Boks treading water Down Under also gets some airtime. Their coach Bafana Nhleko explains their loss to Australia. We also hear from Stormers coach John Dobson and Leinster defence Jacques Nienaber.

In a bumper To the Last Drop, Liam and Brenden catch up with Munster coach Graham Rowntree, Junior Bok JF van Heerden and Ospreys coach Toby Booth.
Sharks backliners Lukhanyo Am and Werner Kok add their voices as does Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt.
Our hosts also share their thoughts on the latest round of URC matches as well as the upcoming semifinals of the Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup.