TV Times:
14:30-17:30 - BBC Red Button, BBC Sport Website & BBC Sport App
16:00-17:10 - BBC One England & Wales
16:00-17:00 - BBC One Northern Ireland

Presenter - Jason Mohammad from the BBC Sport Studios
Pundits - Jason Roberts and Dion Dublin
EFL Watch - Mark Clemmit from the BBC Sport Centre

English Premier League
Swansea v Liverpool - Simon Brotherton (FT Report)
Hull City v Chelsea - Damian Johnson
Sunderland v West Brom - Vicki Sparks (Guy Mowbray shown in-vision pre-match)
Watford v Bournemouth - Chris Wise (Steve Wilson shown in-vision pre-match)
West Ham v Middlesbrough - John Acres (Jonathan Pearce shown in-vision post-match)

Sky Bet EFL Championship
Fulham v QPR - John Southall (FT Report)
Birmingham v Blackburn - Delyth Lloyd
Brentford v Wigan - Faye Carruthers
Bristol City v Nottm Forest - Hamish Marshall
Burton Albion v Cardiff - Ivan Gaskell
Ipswich v Huddersfield - Mike Williams
Leeds v Barnsley - Peter Slater
Preston v Aston Villa - Sue Smith
Reading v Derby - Robyn Cowen
Rotherham v Newcastle - Naz Premji
Sheff Wed v Brighton - Derm Tanner

Sky Bet EFL League One
Bury v Scunthorpe - Marc Webber

Sky Bet EFL League Two
Portsmouth v Doncaster - Laurence Herdman

As always, the classified results read by Mike West

I was trying to identify the Hull City v Chelsea commentator for the Premier League Goal Rush. It sounded like Steve Bower and Don Hutcheson but I cannot be sure as I did not see any on-screen identification.

Bundesliga Matchday 6 commentators (Fri & Sat)

Friday, September 30
2:30 PM- Red Bull Leipzig vs. FC Augsburg
World Feed: Mark Scott
FS2/BT Sport 3: Ben Andrews, Chris Perry
talkSPORT: Kevin Hatchard

Saturday, October 1
9:30 AM- Bayern Munich vs. 1. FC Köln
World Feed: Mark Scott
FS2: Keith Costigan
talkSPORT: James Fielden

9:30 AM- Hertha BSC Berlin vs. Hamburger SV
World Feed: Garry Preston

9:30 AM- Sporting-Club Freiburg vs. Eintracht Frankfurt
World Feed: Alex Sisto

9:30 AM- FC Ingolstadt 04 vs. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
World Feed: Kevin Hatchard

9:30 AM- SV Darmstadt 98 vs. SV Werder Bremen
World Feed: Andy James

12:30 PM- Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs. Hertha BSC Berlin
World Feed: Phil Bonney, Kevin McKenna
FS2/BT Sport 3: Paul Dempsey, Chris Perry
talkSPORT: Tim Long

Scottish Premiership - Dundee v Celtic (BT Sport 1):

Darrell Currie presented from Dens Park with Kevin Thomson and Stephen Craigan. Emma Dodds reported.

Commentators - Derek Rae and Chris Sutton



Scottish Championship - St Mirren v Falkirk:

BBC ALBA - Alex O'Henley



EFL: Championship - Wolves v Norwich:

Sky Sports 1 - Daniel Mann and Don Goodman



Spanish La Liga - Osasuna v Las Palmas:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button - Paul Giblin



German Bundesliga - Bayer Leverkusen v Borussia Dortmund:

BT Sport 3 - Paul Dempsey and Chris Perry

Portuguese Primeira Liga NOS - Vitoria Guimaraes v Sporting Lisbon:

BT Sport Extra 2 - Dan Roebuck



Dutch Eredivisie - Heerenveen v PSV Eindhoven:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button - Jonathan Beck and Scott Booth

I take it this is a copy and paste job seeing as it's got US times and I presume FS2 refers to Fox Sports 2 in the US. If you're going to post useful information like this, it might be useful to amend the times from the website you copied it from to relate to the UK? i.e. 9.30 ET becomes 2.30pm UK etc.

Spurs V Man City: Arlo White & Graeme Le Saux for NBCSN

Even my wife commented that Acres was screaming and shouting in his reports into FS, very unprofessional and in sharp contrast to other reporters.

Italian Serie A - Udinese v Lazio:

BT Sport 3 - Steven Wyeth and Stewart Robson



Spanish La Liga - Deportivo La Coruna v Sporting Gijon:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button - Duncan Bishop (I think)

I meant to delete the times, but yes, I copied and pasted it from my blog. I live in the US.

Spanish La Liga - Sevilla v Alaves:

Sky Sports 5 (Highlights) - Paul Giblin



French Ligue 1 - Paris Saint-Germain v Bordeaux:

BT Sport 3 (Delayed Coverage)/World Feed - David Crossan

MLS - New York Red Bulls v Philadelphia Union:

Sky Sports 2 & MIX - Dave Farrar and David Prutton

MLS - FC Dallas v LA Galaxy:

Sky Sports 2 - Dan Roebuck and Darren O'Dea

Makes sense that the times were local to you. Keep up the good work

Saturday 1st October - Channel 5

Football on 5

George Riley and Lynsey Hipgrave presented alongside John Egan and Chris Iwelumo

Rotherham United v Newcastle United - Paul Walker
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Norwich City - Daniel Mann and Don Goodman (as Sky Sports)

Championship round-ups - Tom Skippings, Dave Beckett, Dan Mason and Nick Halling
League One and Two round-ups - Matt Williams, Nick Halling, Tom Skippings, Mick Conway, Dave Beckett and Dan Mason

With Brentford's John Egan being among the studio guests, they didn't have the pundits talking over any of the first-run action. They took Sky Sports' post-match interviews from Wolves v Norwich but I'm not sure who the interviewer was as I didn't catch any of the live coverage, it would normally be either Jonathan Oakes or David Craig.

GNev has tweeted that he's going to Tottenham Vs Man City. Co-com?

Owen Hargreaves on commentary for the MU game.

Michael Owen and Robbie Savage in the studio for MU/Stoke

You can tell Darren Fletcher isn't involved in this one, it's not being plastered on Twitter by him, who's with etc etc.

Jon Champion, Owen Hargreaves and Glenn Hoddle commentating.

Wow at Jon Champion commentating, must be the first PL UK commentary for him since his ESPN days, first BT commentary shocker of the season. I'm suprised Darke didn't get it but Champion surely has to be a worthy replacment.

Scottish Championship:Hibernian v Dundee United - Sky Sports 2.

David Tanner presenting coverage from Easter Road with Neil McCann and Michael O'Neill.

Commentators: Ian Crocker and Andy Walker

Unless Ian is sick and unable to cover today's game, this seriously has to put a question mark over his future at BT.

Or am I reading too much into it?

Must be the first time Champion has done one of these 3-man commentary teams.

Champion would have done several PL commentaries over the years on the World Feed but can't think of any PL commentaries he's done or UK viewers since ESPN as you say.
Means he's now commentated on live games on BT, ESPN and Setanta.

BT do seem to spring a surprise every so often.

He's still tweeting, his last tweet was four hours ago and he hasn't mentioned being ill..

He was watching Portsmouth yesterday so i doubt he is/was sick.

I will be very surprised that after this season he will have any major role with BT, infact wouldn't be surprised to hear less of him on BT as the season goes on.

He did Thursday's UTD game. Perhaps they didn't want him doing two on the bounce?