What time is Match Of The Day on tonight - who is presenting the BBC football programme this weekend?

Match Of The Day is back this weekend as the Premier League action gets underway.

There are a few tasty fixtures on the list this weekend, promising plenty of drama for this week’s Match Of The Day.

Manchester City will be hoping to get back to winning ways after a slip up last weekend away to Newcastle. Meanwhile, a struggling Liverpool will head south to face West Ham in the hopes of getting their season back on track following a sustained period of disappointing results for fans.

The weekend will be rounded off with a highly-anticipated derby between Chelsea and Arsenal. Arteta’s man travel across London to Stamford Bridge, sitting four points ahead at the top of the table, but third-place Chelsea could be hot on their heels and hoping to win their fourth league match in a row.

Match Of The Day returns to screens again this weekend.placeholder image
Match Of The Day returns to screens again this weekend. | BBC / Charlie Clift

What time is Match Of The Day on tonight?

Saturday’s episode of Match Of The Day will air at 10.30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The episode will feature highlights and analysis of a number of Premier League matches from Saturday afternoon and evening, including:

  • Brentford vs Burnley
  • Sunderland vs Bournemouth
  • Manchester City vs Leeds United
  • Everton vs Newcastle United
  • Tottenham Hotspur vs Fulham

Sunday’s episode of Match Of The Day will air at 10.35pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The second installment of the weekend will feature match from Sunday afternoon. These include:

  • Crystal Palace vs Manchester United
  • West Ham vs Liverpool
  • Aston Villa vs Wolves
  • Nottingham Forest vs Brighton & Hove Albion
  • Chelsea vs Arsenal

Who is presenting Match Of The Day this weekend?

Saturday night’s episode of Match Of The Day will be presented by Gabby Logan. She will be joined by pundits Danny Murphy and Joe Hart in the studio, who will provide expert analysis and insight on Saturday’s matches.

Sunday’s night episode will be presented by Kelly Cates, who will be joined in the studio by Alan Shearer and Micah Richards for analysis and punditry.

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