Darren Fletcher confirming on Twitter that he is doing Celtic V Man City.

A bit of a shame it's not Rae calling the game but considering it's the biggest game of the week's CL fixtures it's no surprise Fletcher got it. Hopefully Derek Rae will be back on calling Celtic V Borussia Monchengladbach.

Also just a thought... Considering Jermaine Jenas is going to be a regular Spurs pundit on the CL games I wonder if he will get a co-commentary appearance on the North London Derby with 'Fletch'? Quick... Get the 'Fletch Chart' out!!

I can imagine the 100 in-game promotions across BT's live coverage.

Did you know BT once did a show about the Crazy Gang?


Goodness knows how anybody would know when it's taking place

How about they do one with Brian the Robot.

Manchester United v Leicester City - world feed - Peter Drury & Kevin Kilbane

Hardly the same when BT have about 3 segments per half, some of which are promoting games that are weeks away. For instance, 'Fletch' mentioned Arsenal vs. Chelsea as being on BT during Hull vs. Man United back in August!

Just watching the BT Sport Scraps...I mean Score, and my goodness Jenas apart I hope this is where the rest of the personnel stay from now on. Arry Redknapp looks like he's slipping into a coma, David James is potentially the biggest talker of crap of any paid pundit, Savage is Savage and Paul Ince is personality-less. Sutton is passable as I quite like his cocky, no nonsense approach. I do think it is quite amusing television, if embarrassing on BT's part.

Premier League - Swansea v Man City (Sky Sports)
Presenter: Hayley McQueen with Ray Houghton
Commentators: Gary Weaver and Niall Quinn
Reporter: David Craig

Des Kelly reporting on Arsenal V Chelsea with a new mic, based on the World Feed mics but with the BT Sport logo under it.

TV Times
14:30-17:30 - BBC Red Button, BBC Sport App & BBC Sport Website
16:30-17:20 - BBC One England & Wales
16:30-17:00 - BBC One Northern Ireland

Presenter - Jacqui Oatley from the BBC Sport Studio
Pundits - Garth Crooks and Danny Mills
EFL Watch - Mark Clemmit from the BBC Sport Centre

English Premier League
Man United v Leicester (12:30) - Simon Brotherton reporting at full-time
Bournemouth v Everton - Tony Husband (John Motson shown in-vision post-match)
Liverpool v Hull City - Damian Johnson (Alan Green shown in-vision post-match)
Middlesbrough v Tottenham - Will Perry
Stoke v West Brom - Robyn Cowen
Sunderland v Crystal Palace - Eilidh Barbour
Swansea v Man City - Chris Wise
Arsenal v Chelsea (17:30) - Alistair Bruce-Ball

Sky Bet EFL Championship
Brighton v Barnsley - Simon Mann
Derby v Blackburn - Ivan Gaskell
Fulham v Bristol City - Jack Nicholls
Leeds v Ipswich - Naz Premji
Norwich v Burton Albion - Marc Webber
QPR v Birmingham - Emma Saunders
Reading v Huddersfield - Hamish Marshall
Rotherham v Cardiff City - Derm Tanner
Sheff Wed v Nottm Forest - Adam Cottier
Wolves v Brentford - Seth Bennett

Ladbrokes Premiership
Celtic v Kilmarnock - Roddy Forsyth

Sky Bet EFL League One
Bolton v Bradford - Steve May

Sky Bet EFL League Two
Plymouth v Hartlepool - Laurence Herdman

"Your Saturday night Starts right Here" No Darren your not Dermot O'leary lol

Arsenal v Chelsea - world feed - Jon Champion & Jim Beglin

Aston Villa v Newcastle - world feed - Nigel Adderley

Aston Villa v Newcastle United - Daniel Mann and Don Goodman

Spanish La Liga - Sporting Gijon v Barcelona:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button (Delayed Coverage) - Kevin Keatings and Terry Gibson



Scottish Championship - Dunfermline v St Mirren:

BBC ALBA - Alex O'Henley



Premier League - Arsenal v Chelsea:

BT Sport 1 - Darren Fletcher, Steve McManaman and Glenn Hoddle



EFL: Championship - Aston Villa v Newcastle:

Sky Sports 1 - Daniel Mann and Don Goodman



German Bundesliga - Werder Bremen v Wolfsburg:

BT Sport 3 - Steven Wyeth and Chris Perry



Spanish La Liga - Athletic Bilbao v Sevilla (Sky Sports 2):

David Garrido presenting with Michael Laudrup and Guillem Balague.

Commentators - Jon Driscoll and David Phillips



Dutch Eredivisie - Ajax v PEC Zwolle:

Sky Sports MIX - Jonathan Beck and Scott Booth

Really is an awful commentary so far, Hoddle sounds like he is about to run out of the commentary box in disgust at Chelsea's performance, Mcnanaman almost sounds as if is going to yell at every opportunity and Fletcher using every possible minute to promote BT
And sorry BGFArmy he really dosnt shut up or at least give a chance for the pictures to do the talking.

On another note Derek Rae has tweeted he is covering Arsenal on Wed's as well as Real Madrid on Tues in the Champion's League.

At least the penny has finally dropped for some, in relation to the 100mph commentaries from "Fletch"!!!!

Agree with your comments, awful commentary on the late PL match today.

Italian Serie A - Napoli v Chievo:

BT Sport 3 - Dan Mason and Tony Dorigo

Dutch Eredivisie - Excelsior v PSV Eindhoven:

Sky Sports 5 Red Button - Richard Connelly and Gary Breen

Spanish La Liga - Las Palmas v Real Madrid:

Sky Sports 5 - Rob Palmer and Gerry Armstrong

MLS - Toronto v Philadelphia Union:

Sky Sports 3 - Dave Farrar and Stewart Robson

Jonathan Pearce giving it that old "Premier league only really competitive league in wi
world" when talking about City's run..

Some truth maybe but MC at their best will easily win the league like Bayern and Barca have done..

I always think it's a bit of a shame when a broadcaster's Scottish commentator is sidelined when an English team (or England themselves) come to town. So Rae getting Arsenal and Real Madrid is a pleasant surprise.

I wonder if Sky would have done the same with Ian Crocker?

Im pretty sure if this was last season Rae would of got the game but as Fletcher is getting ALL the big games it really was no surprise and as for Crocker it wouldn't of surprised me if Martin Tyler stepped in as well if it had been on Sky.

But like you say Rae has come out of it pretty well.