Premier League - Liverpool v Watford (Sky Sports 1):

David Jones presenting from the King Power Stadium with Jamie Redknapp and Emile Heskey. Patrick Davison reporting from Anfield.

Commentators - Rob Hawthorne and Andy Hinchcliffe

He said '1666'.

Yes, I had to check that too. I was sure Samuel Pepys did the first commentary 😀

German Bundesliga - Red Bull Leipzig v Mainz:

BT Sport 1 - Paul Dempsey

FA Cup - world feed

Eastleigh v Swindon Town - Martin Tyler
Merstham v Oxford United - Dave Farrar
Bolton Wanderers v Grimsby Town - Nigel Adderley
Westfields v Curzon Ashton - Dan Mason
Morecambe v Coventry City - Dan O'Hagan
Boreham Wood v Notts County - Martin Fisher
Alfreton Town v Newport County - Gary Taphouse

Spanish La Liga - Celta Vigo v Valencia (Sky Sports 2):

David Garrido presenting with Pako Ayestaran and Guillem Balague.

Commentators - Dominic Johnson and Efan Ekoku



Spanish La Liga - Espanyol v Athletic Bilbao:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button - Paul Giblin

Dutch Eredivisie - Go Ahead Eagles v Feyenoord:

Sky Sports MIX - Richard Connelly and Matt Jackson

You know, Sky could put a permanent message on the screen telling me to download their scores and goals app and I still wouldn't be any more inclined to do so.

If true, are people not allowed a slip of the tongue? He presumably meant 1966.

French Ligue 1 - Metz v Saint-Etienne:

BT Sport 2 - Paul Walker



Women's Scottish Cup Final - Hibernian Ladies v Glasgow City (BBC ALBA):

Calum Macaulay presenting from The Superseal Stadium, Hamilton, with Shelley Kerr.

Commentator - Alex O'Henley

Premier League - Leicester v West Brom (Sky Sports 1):

The same presentation team as for Liverpool v Watford. Geoff Shreeves reporting.

Commentators - Martin Tyler and Alan Smith



German Bundesliga - Schalke v Werder Bremen:

BT Sport 1 - Ben Andrews

Depends what your name is. If it's Darren Fletcher, most certainly not.

He also slipped up at the end of the match saying that "Arsenal remain unbeaten in the PL" when he meant Tottenham.

Meanwhile Tyler is really rambling on today.

Italian Serie A - Fiorentina v Sampdoria:

BT Sport 3 - Steven Wyeth

Glad someone mentioned this, sorry but his commentaries recently have been very much on the poor side and he really just talk's the talk's nowadays.

I noticed it when he just went on what must have been a 3 or 4 minute monologue about Leicester and their Champions League exploits. He was debating with himself and at no point involved Smith in the discussion or poised any meaningful questions or statements (which is what I'd expect if the game is going through a dull spell).

I mentioned this a while back, and I thought it was just me. But he bores the tits off me.

Spanish La Liga - Villarreal v Real Betis:

Sky Sports 3 - Jon Driscoll and Garry Birtles

Portuguese Primeira Liga NOS - Porto v Benfica:

BT Sport 2 - Tim Caple and Kevin Gallacher

NY Red Bulls v Montreal Impact- Callum Williams and Gary Breen

Ian Darke's next games for BT are Spurs V Monaco & Man United V Feyenoord.

Presenter - Manish Bhasin from the BBC Sport Studios
Pundits - Trevor Sinclair and Steve Claridge
Guest - John Askey (Macclesfield Town manager)

Alfreton Town v Newport County (Sunday) - Mark Scott
Boreham Wood v Notts County (Sunday) - Robyn Cowen
Eastleigh v Swindon Town (Friday) - Steve Bower and Martin Keown
Merstham v Oxford United (Saturday) - Adam Summerton and Adam Virgo (BT Sport)
Morecambe v Coventry (Sunday) - Dan O'Hagan
Westfields v Curzon Ashton (Saturday) - John Roder

Round-Up Reporters - Ivan Gaskell, Patrick Geary and Juliette Ferrington

Some matches during the round-ups featured BBC Local Radio commentaries, however I've no idea who the commentators were.

Indeed the England/Wales you could just about understand as it was probably done to be neutral in terms of pundits.
England/Spain-wise as you say probably makes less sense - especially given its a friendly.

Been away a bit last few days and only seen bits and pieces of coverage but not particularly impressed by what I have seen.
I thought Pearce's commentary on Bournemouth/Sunderland last night really was terrible. He can produce good commentaries sometimes but often at times can be dreadful.

From what I saw of the NL Derby post-match coverage too, Howard Webb did a fantastic job explaining about the offside rule and the interpretation on it. He was informative, clear and concise. Wright, Rio and 'Arry's contributions in the studio were particularly lacking by comparison.

And sorry but once again I was not impressed by BT's line-up for a pretty big game. Redknapp, Wright and Francis all being used really isn't great.
Redknapp in particular was a bad choice. Hoddle and Jenas are two ex-Spurs pundits who we know can do a good job in the studio and are regularly on BT but instead 'we get 'Arry who is truly awful and like a few others on the channel really should stay on BT Score.

In all honesty of the two BT PL games this weekend, the Saturday line-up sounds stronger on paper.

MLS Play-Off Conference Semi Final 2nd Leg - Colorado Rapids v LA Galaxy:

Sky Sports 5 - Phil Blacker and Iain Dowie




The above Play-Off match is on Sky Sports 3 at 9:20pm.

Also, have to agree with others that the commentator guessing really is getting tedious at the moment.

Most people on here are pretty fair and reasonable and as long as posters are reliable more often than not and reasonable then people are fine with a bit of speculation.

However, some are going a bit overboard and in particular the posting of unconfirmed (and often incorrect) match line-ups in a way that suggests these are the actual line-ups and editing of these later on to the correct line-up really does need to stop.

Firstly, I don't get the point of this. Why not wait an extra 15-20 minutes and actually get the full line-up? What difference would it make?

Also, it just makes the posters who do so look ridiculous - you're not going to be taken seriously by other posters if you constantly make-up information and try to pass it off as fact.

Of course there are grey areas but there's a difference between that and some of what is becoming regular on here.

Let's be clear though - a poster every so often accidentally supplying incorrect info doesn't mean they're unreliable.
For example, I know some posters post weekend World Feed pairings on Friday directly from a website that is normally spot on - I remember it was incorrect for a few games one weekend a while ago but for me I'd still trust the poster if those posts are normally accurate and the website they use normally is.

Longer post than I expected - and don't mean to patronise anyone but I do think on the whole this is a fantastic thread (and the atmosphere less hostile than it has been at points) and I think most of us want to make sure it remains so.
We aren't trying to have a go at posters, we're trying to make it easier for them so they can post without irritating others.