This week, James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss Auckland FC's victory and the Warriors' winning streak.

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The Ocean Race will return to New Zealand for the first time since 2018 as part of the next cycle in 2027.

The event will see the fleet travel halfway around the world before they are back on land.

Ocean Race chair Richard Brisius joined Piney to discuss.

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Next week marks the start of Asthma Awareness Week 2026, and one All Blacks star has opened up about his experiences with the condition.

Julian Savea has been battling asthma for his whole life, but he says the condition's nothing to fear.

He joined Piney to discuss further.

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The Warriors have extended their winning streak to four after a 36-14 NRL win over Parramatta in Sydney, perched second on the table heading into their bye weekend.

Incumbent halves Tanah Boyd and Chanel Harris-Tavita guided the team to victory in this clash.

NRL journalist Brad Walter joined Piney to discuss what this win means for the Warriors.

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The Harlem Globetrotters are set to bring their historic 100 Year Tour across Australia and New Zealand in mid-2026.

This centennial tour will offer basketball fans a chance to witness 100 years of basketball entertainment history.

Kaylin 'Sunshine' West and Alex 'Moose' Weekes joined Piney to discuss the tour.

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The CEO of Auckland FC is feeling very proud following the team's performance over the weekend.

Auckland FC is set to face off against Adelaide United in a two-leg A-League semi-final following their victory over Melbourne City with a 14-penalty shoot-out win.

Nick Becker joined Piney to recap the action.

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Auckland FC coach Steve Corica's certain he'll have the playing depth to overcome Adelaide United in their two-leg A-League semi-final.

The Black Knights qualified after a nerve-wracking 14-penalty shoot-out win over defending champs Melbourne City.

Auckland FC coach Steve Corica joined Piney to discuss further.

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Knock-out football has arrived. 

Auckland FC is going head-to-head with Melbourne City tonight in a must-win match – the winner moving on to the A-League semi-finals. 

There’s weight on the shoulders of Guillermo May, Auckland FC’s all-time leading goal scorer, with Sam Cosgrove and Jesse Randall’s involvement questionable, as they’re both suffering from injuries. 

May told Piney since it’s an elimination final, they have to be a lot braver in their play. 

“Melbourne City’s been in the last, maybe ten games, they’ve been in a really, really food run, so we have to be on our best to win the game.” 

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On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 2nd May 2026, is an Anzac Day test on the cards for the All Blacks and Wallabies? NZ Herald rugby writer Gregor Paul joins the show to discuss what it means if it does go ahead. 

The Hurricanes have fended off the Crusaders, claiming a hard-fought victory. Brayden Iose recaps the team's win. 

And there’s drama in the Crucible at the World Snooker Championship. 

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Mark Allen and Wu Yize have played out the longest frame in Crucible history as their world championship snooker semi-final sits at a 7-all stalemate. 

A bizarre 14th frame, which saw eight reds covering the black in the right corner pocket, lasted an incredible 100 minutes and 21 seconds. 

That led to an impasse which saw a ball not potted for 55 minutes and led to a referee warning, but controversially no re-rack. 

While there has been some criticism, with people saying the referee should’ve stepped in sooner, Totally Snookered’s Michael Day told Piney it was a difficult situation for the ref. 

He said it wasn’t a traditional stalemate, but looking back, the referee could’ve called it maybe 15 or twenty minutes earlier.  

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