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The loss of a sports Icon Jordan, Hannah, and Nathan explore how the loss of a sports icon leaves a hole in the hearts of followers—affecting everyone from devoted fans to the casual couch potato—as memories, gratitude, and a renewed love for the game fill the emptiness left behind. But it isn’t all doom and gloom: they also share thoughts and predictions for the Super Bowl final and discuss changes to this year’s NBA All-Star Game. The Australian Open, known to many as the “Happy Slam”, wasn’t so happy for Coco Gauff, whose behind-the-scenes tantrum aired, prompting questions about where to draw the line on privacy. Picture: Kobe Bryant

A Full 360 of Sports in 60 Minutes! Join Nathan as he leads Hannah and Sam through a complete 360 recap. We tackle the English Premier League headlines, reveal the latest F1 car unveilings and chat about American climber Alex Honnold as he makes history as the first to free-solo climb Taipei 101 in Taiwan. There is chat about “bad boys” of football after a Preston North End player is told by his manager that his lack of discipline is “totally unacceptable. Here in Luxembourg, Jordan's Basket Esch hits the road to victory in Esch and Nathan gives clarity on the chaos in the Dudelange Esch. Not to forget: the handball match that went on to the Luxembourg Sports Arbitration Commission.

Nathan, Jordan, and James are unsure where to begin with the AFCON 2026 Final. It’s clear who they’re backing—and their reasons remain to be explained. Dive into the statistics: there’s a long list of notable athletes born on this date—who are they?

Scott “Razor” Robertson departs the All Blacks! What better than inviting our own National Rugby Coach, James Kent, to give us deeper insight into the All Blacks’ rugby quandary—with tasty, colourful questions along the way. Nathan, Hannah, and Sam discuss which individuals could most impact a team’s trajectory if they were to depart. Picture: Scott Robertson (former All Black coach)

Sporting Upsets & Pre Celebrations What’s your greatest memory of a sporting upset or “pre-celebration”? James, Jordan and Hannah give you the tea on the latest blunder of pre-celebration at the Australian Open! While also discussing some memorable upsets in sporting history. From local sports to AFCON & premier league updates its all there in another episode of Letz Talk Sport!

You didn’t know you need this sports fix. Episode 356 delivers everything you didn’t know you needed from your Sunday sports fix. James Dunn is joined by Sam and Nathan for a high-energy show diving deep into the chaos and colour of local cyclo-cross, with strong opinions and insider stories flying from the off. The tone shifts as Nathan opens up about his recent injury — what happened, how bad it really is, and what’s next. Then, just when you think the show’s done, football pundit Anthony Perez drops in for a must-hear final 15 minutes, bringing sharp analysis and bold takes to close things out in style

With Olympian Luka Mladenovic Nathan, Jordan, and Hannah bat in behind Luka Mladenovic’s game and learn what has propelled him to the 2024 Olympic Games. Confident, charming, and laid-back—Luka is the cool guy who spins his way through every topic on Letz Talk Sport, including a spotlight on his 2025 Sportpress Fair Play moment.

The Big Fish Think you caught everything in Letz Talk Sport Ep. 354? Think again. Nathan, Hannah & Sam have Darts drama, Premier League heat, iconic sporting history, bold 2025 reflections and a jaw-dropping January sports preview — all tied together by the mysterious power of 354. This episode moves fast. Photo by NOAA on Unsplash

A Sports Wrap for 2025 Join Nathan, Hannah, Sam, and Anthony as they provide big answers to those questions whilst reviewing the 2025 sports calendar—from the most bizarre and inspiring headlines to the athletes poised to rise in 2026, and the sports that deserve more coverage. Not all is agreed upon,however It was a clean sweep for the hosts, who unanimously share their views on European tops and Premier League flops. A concise episode to cap off 2025. Photo Credit: Tchoukball Association of Singapore

Middle Distance Athlete Niall Foley following his representation at the European Cross Country Champions Nathan and James get an insight into the mindset of Luxembourg rep Niall Foley. We also cover the two big knockouts of the weekend, in Joshua v Paul and England woeful tour down under, Anthony Perez also providing a run-down of how things stand at the halfway point in the BGL Ligue. Expect the usual blend of banter, stats and hot takes in episode 352 of Letz Talk Sport!

A fast-paced two-minute showdown: Hannah quizzes James on the UK Sport Personality of the Year awards Nathan, Hannah, and James bring you the latest from local and international sport, packed with stats and facts. Letz talk sport lays it all on the line about what they’re hoping to see in the Joshua vs. Paul showdown.

How do the Letz Talk Sport hosts demonstrate fair play, and can their approach be meaningfully compared to Luxembourg’s Luka Mladenovic? In this episode, hosts Nathan, Jordan, Hannah, and James share light-hearted bloopers—from guessing and memory slips to incorrect name pronunciations—as they unpack the results of the 2025 Sports Press Awards. Plus, discover which football manager notched 240 victories in 349 matches.

It’s a jam-packed episode covering everything from the season ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to James Kent and our Luxembourg men’s national rugby team securing a historic 93–0 win over Estonia! Jordan, Sam, and James bring you all the details — starting with James Kent’s culture movement within the men’s national rugby team and what it means for the future of Luxembourgish rugby. Sam breaks down Lando Norris’ first world title-winning F1 season, plus some BIG news as a new team joins the grid next year! And to wrap things up, it’s an extra-time finish as Anthony Perez jumps in to give us all the latest in Luxembourg football.

Three Wise Men: Luxembourg Rugby’s national men’s coaches reveal a cohesive approach to guiding the program. Fresh off a convincing 60-6 victory over Norway, their European Rugby Conferences campaign is underway, led by Head Coach James Kent and his assistants, Jamie Cudmore and Scott Browne. Together, they bring professionalism, clarity, and a unified vision to Luxembourg Rugby. Hosts Nathan, Jordan, and Charlie Stone are left eager to track the trio’s evolution throughout their coaching tenure with the FLR.

Nathan Jordan and James dissect the atmosphere and dedication to the National Cross Country Championships. Nathan & Jordan went out to Schifflange (host of the championships) earlier in the day to follow James who was out on the track and in blistering form. Picture: RTL Fernand Schmitz