What time is Match Of The Day on tonight? BBC's show returns with Premier League highlight coverage - who is presenting this weekend?
The Premier League is back in action this week and with it returns Match Of The Day.
After FA CUp action sidelined league fixture last weekend, the Premier League is back into the swing of things. And there are some hueg matches coming up this weekend.
On Saturday, Manchester City will host Newcastle as they continue to hunt league leaders Arsenal, who dropped point against Wolves during the week. Meanwhile West Ham are hoping to climb out of the relegation zone as they welcome Bournemouth to the London Stadium.
Sunday’s fixtures offers up a tasty North London derby fixture, as Arsenal make the trip across the city to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. They are hoping to keep the five point gap between them and Man City alive with a derby win, while Spurs, who have just sacked Thomas Frank, are hoping to revive their flailing league campaign are move further away from relegation trouble.
With plenty of action taking place, here’s how you can catch the Premier League highlights on match Of The Day this weekend.
What time of Match Of The Day on this weekend?
Match Of The Day will return for two episodes this weekend.
Saturday’s episode of Match Of The Day will be shown at 10:25pm (11:10pm in Scotland) on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The matches covered in this episode include:
- Aston Villa vs Leeds United
- Brentford vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Chelsea vs Burnley
- West Ham vs Bournemouth
- Manchester City vs Newcastle United
Sunday’s episode of Match Of The Day will be shown at 10:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The matches covered in Sunday’s episode will be:
There will be one last Premier League fixture for matchweek 27 taking place on Monday, February 23 as Everton take on Manchester United. However, there will be no Match Of The Day highlights for this match.
Who is presenting Match Of The Day this weekend?
Saturday’s episode of Match of The Day will be presented by Mark Chapman. He will be joined in the studio for comment and analysis by Micah Richards and Wayne Rooney.
Sunday’s episode will see Gabby Logan return to the presenting chair. Shay Given and Danny Murphy will join Gabby in the studio as they go over Sunday’s Premier League fixtures.