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Dave McIntyre and Brian Kerr were on hand to give their immediate reaction as Manchester United were hammered for the second time in the space of a week, this time at home to AFC Bournemouth. Questions will be asked on whether Michael Carrick will go on as manager at Old Trafford, with Captain Bruno Fernandes left on the bench after his comments on Wednesday night. The Final Whistle on Off The Ball with Novibet Over 18s only | ⁠gamblingcare.ie⁠ | Please gamble responsibly

On this week's edition of the LOI Wrap-Up, a new series highlighting all the action, reaction and storylines of the weekend's League of Ireland Action, Ross Flanagan brings you through last night's action and beyond: Shamrock Rovers have finally secured the league victory, hear from Stephen Bradley as he reflects on a tough season in Tallaght Stadium and a hard fought win over Sligo Rovers Meanwhile in North Dublin, Dalymount Park said goodbye to the famous floodlights, but Shels were there for only one reason: spoiling any chance that Bohs had for the title, and they sure did. Hear from all involved in that fiery derby. Finally, there was a massive relegation play-off six-pointer as Waterford and Drogheda battled it out in the RSC. Find out who's staying up and who will play in the play-off in November. All that and more from across Irish Football on this podcast. Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join

As they played for the last time under the beam of the old Dalymount Park pylons, the lights also went out on Bohemians' title challenge as Mipo Odubeko delivered a late winner for north-Dublin rivals Shelbourne in Phibsborough.

Mick McCarthy is joined by David Wilson and Shane Hannon for this week’s Inside The Odds. As the Premier League returns, they look ahead to what it all means as Spurs prepare to face Chelsea, Everton face Arsenal, and much more! The Odds on Off The Ball with Novibet. Over 18s only | gamblingcare.ie | Please gamble responsibly

Phil Egan is in for Friday’s Football Daily, with a massive night ahead in the League of Ireland Premier Division as the title and relegation battles edge towards a finale. Shamrock Rovers are chasing a sixth title in seven seasons as they host already-relegated Sligo Rovers, while Bohemians need to keep pace in a Dublin Derby with Shelbourne at Dalymount Park. Waterford and Drogheda United also go head-to-head with the relegation play-off looming. Hear from Stephen Bradley and Alan Reynolds, plus reaction to the Rovers/Bohs fallout and a straight-talking assessment of Manchester United’s problems from Stuey Byrne. Become a member and sign up at offtheball.com/join