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"A disgraceful decision". That's how Northern Ireland's Corey Evens described a dodgy penalty against him in last night's World Cup qualifier. Now the team's hopes of progressing to the tournament in Russia next year are hanging by a thread. But all's not lost with everything to play for in the second leg on Sunday. Stephen got reaction from sports journalist Steven Beacom, 大象传媒 football pundit and former Scotland international Pat Nevin, former NI international Warren Feeney and we took your calls.

Also on the programme, a memorial to the 12 people killed in the Enniskillen Remembrance Day bombing was unveiled on Wednesday, to mark the 30th anniversary of the atrocity. But as soon as the service was over the memorial was taken away and put into storage. It was to be put on land beside the town's Clinton Centre. Planning permission was granted in July. However the catholic church trust which owns the land says it has not yet made a decision on the matter. Yesterday, we heard from survivor Stephen Gault whose father Samuel was killed in the blast. Stephen got the views of Kenny Donaldson from Innocent Victims United and commentator Malachi O'Doherty.

And, it's been a big week of investigative journalism with the Nolan Show's Paradise Papers series. Our producer David Thompson has spent weeks and weeks delving through thousands of leaked documents detailing offshore finance and Northern Ireland links to tax dodging. Here's the third and final story from our week of coverage.