It's Darren Fletcher commentating.

So much for the hype of Darke calling.

I wouldn't exactly call it "hype".

I would, however, say this reinforces the point I made a few weeks ago about not jumping the gun.

Italian Serie A - Sampdoria v Genoa:

BT Sport 2 (joined around 30 minutes played) - Andy Bodfish



Welsh Premier League - Bangor City v Rhyl (S4C):

Dylan Ebenezer presenting from the Bangor University Stadium with Owain Tudur-Jones and Osian Roberts. Nicky John reporting.

Commentators- Nic Parry and Malcolm Allen (Welsh), Mark Jones and Tomi Morgan (English)



German Bundesliga - Bayern Munich v Borussia Monchengladbach:

BT Sport 3 - Paul Dempsey and Nigel Spackman



Spanish La Liga - Real Sociedad v Alaves:

Sky Sports 2 - Rob Palmer and Gerry Armstrong



Spanish La Liga - Valencia v Barcelona:

Sky Sports 2 Red Button (Delayed Coverage) - Jon Driscoll and David Phillips



EFL: Championship - Nottingham Forest v Cardiff:

Sky Sports 1 - Gary Weaver and Danny Higginbotham

Bundesliga Commentators Friday & Saturday- World Feed, US Television, & talkSPORT

Friday, October 21
Hamburger SV vs. Eintracht Frankfurt
World Feed/FSP: Kevin Hatchard
talkSPORT: James Fielden

Saturday, October 22
FC Ingolstadt 04 vs. Borussia Dortmund
World Feed: Rob Daly
FS2: Keith Costigan

Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
World Feed/FSP: Kevin Hatchard

Hertha BSC Berlin vs. 1. FC Köln
World Feed: Garry Preston
talkSPORT: James Fielden

Sporting-Club Freiburg vs. FC Augsburg
World Feed: Alan Fountain

SV Darmstadt 98 vs. VfL Wolfsburg
World Feed: James Thorogood

Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Möchengladbach
World Feed: Phil Bonney, Stefan Schnoor
FS2/BT Sport 3 simulcast: Paul Dempsey, Nigel Spackman
talkSPORT: Dan Windle

Seeing as it looks like most weren't posted, here's the entire tournament as it was presented in the US. In the US the World Feed always streams on Fox Soccer 2 Go.

Friday, September 30
Venezuela vs. Germany (FS2) Ross Dyer, Shannon MacMillan
(World Feed) John Helm

Mexico vs. New Zealand (FS2) John Anderson

Cameroon vs. Canada (FSP) John Helm

Jordan vs. Spain (FSP) John Anderson

Saturday, October 1
Nigeria vs. Brazil (FS1) Ross Dyer, Tammy Blackburn
(World Feed) Emma Jones

Ghana vs. Japan (FSP) John Helm

USA vs. Paraguay (FSP) Mark Rogondino, Shannon MacMillan
(World Feed) John Helm

England vs. Korea DPR (World Feed) Emma Jones

Monday, October 3
Spain vs. New Zealand (FS2) Emma Jones

Venezuela vs. Cameroon (FSP) John Anderson

Germany vs. Canada (FS2) John Anderson

Jordan vs. Mexico (FSP) Keith Costigan, Angela Hucles
(World Feed) Emma Jones

Tuesday, October 4
USA vs. Ghana (FS2) Keith Costigan, Angela Hucles
(World Feed) Emma Jones

Nigeria vs. England (FSP) John Helm

Brazil vs. Korea DPR (FS2) John Helm

Paraguay vs. Japan (FSP) Emma Jones

Friday, October 7
Spain vs. Mexico (FS2) Mark Rogondino, Danielle Slaton
(World Feed) Emma Jones

New Zealand vs. Jordan (FSP) John Helm

Canada vs. Venezuela (FSP) Emma Jones

Germany vs. Cameroon (World Feed) John Helm

Saturday, October 8
Brazil vs. England (FS1) Christian Miles, Tammy Blackburn
(World Feed) John Helm

Korea DPR vs. Nigeria (FS2) John Anderson

Japan vs. USA (FS2) Mark Rogondino, Danielle Slaton
(World Feed) John Anderson

Paraguay vs. Ghana (World Feed) John Helm

Wednesday, October 12
Quarterfinal 1: Mexico vs. Venezuela (FS2) Mark Rogondino, Kyndra de St. Aubin
(World Feed) John Anderson

Quarterfinal 2: Germany vs. Spain (FS2) Keith Costigan, Angela Hucles
(World Feed) John Anderson

Thursday, October 13
Quarterfinal 3: Korea DPR vs. Ghana (FS2) Keith Costigan, Angela Hucles
(World Feed) John Helm

Quarterfinal 4: Japan vs. England (FS2) Ross Dyer, Shannon MacMillan
(World Feed) John Helm

Monday, October 17
Semifinal 1: Venezuela vs. Korea DPR (FS2) Mark Rogondino, Kyndra de St. Aubin
(World Feed) John Anderson

Semifinal 2: Spain vs. Japan (FS2) Ross Dyer, Shannon MacMillan
(World Feed) John Anderson

Friday, October 21
3rd Place Match: Venezuela vs. Spain (FS2) Ross Dyer, Shannon MacMillan
(World Feed) John Anderson

Championship: Korea DPR vs. Japan (FS2) Mark Rogondino, Kyndra de St. Aubin
(World Feed) John Anderson

Final commentator tally:
WORLD FEED
John Anderson- 12
John Helm- 12
Emma Jones- 8

FOX pxp
Mark Rogondino- 6
Ross Dyer- 5
Keith Costigan- 4
Christian Miles- 1

FOX analysts
Shannon MacMillan- 5
Angela Hucles- 4
Kyndra de St. Aubin- 3
Tammy Blackburn- 2
Danielle Slaton- 2

Another decent commentary by Savage imo. Not nearly as shouty or argumentative as he has been in the past. Certainly not the worst 3 man commentary performance from BT (thus far). Particularly enjoyed Fletcher's comment about Savage's dancing with Sav replying he thinks he got a 7.

Corrections/additional details.

Dutch Eredivisie - PSV Eindhoven v Sparta Rotterdam:

Sky Sports 5 - Simon Mann and Scott Booth

AC Milan v Juventus (7:45pm) - BT Sport 3.

Commentators: Adam Summerton and Tony Dorigo.

Spanish La Liga - Granada v Sporting Gijon:

Sky Sports 3 - Kevin Keatings and Terry Gibson

Speaking of world feed, Drury and Beglin at Anfield earlier this evening

Handy having a goalie on MOTD with the lack of goals (good goalkeeping) in the Premier league!

Saturday 22nd October - Channel 5

Football on 5

George Riley presented alongside Paul Heckingbottom and Michael Gray

Bristol City v Blackburn Rovers - Paul Walker
Burton Albion v Birmingham City (Friday) - Daniel Mann and Andy Hinchcliffe, with David Craig conducting interviews (as Sky Sports)
Nottingham Forest v Cardiff City - Gary Weaver and Danny Higginbotham, with Jonathan Oakes conducting interviews (as Sky Sports)

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

No Lynsey Hipgrave this week, so it was just the one lead presenter. Riley and Barnsley manager Heckingbottom chatted over the edit of Brentford v Barnsley.

Bristol City v Blackburn Rovers is perhaps a curious choice of featured games by the international feed, but it was nice to see Football on 5 paying reference to and including footage of the City fans' tributes to the late Gerry Gow.

Yes the Gow tributes were excellent. Broadcasters always do an excellent job explaining about the tributes and who fans are doing a tribute for. I'm not sure why Lynsey was missing. I bet you enjoyed the two Walsall goals bearing in mind you support them. As a neutral I thought both goals were excellent.

I thought Danny Murphy and Mark Schwarzer made for a dull MOTD. Obviously not helped by a relatively quiet day, no real controversy, no dodgy ref decisions etc. The delivery was dull, there was little or no enthusiasm from either. Shearer is even better than that!

Someone more tactical like Murphy is fine but you need someone with some energy next to him!

PSG v Marseille- Adam Summerton and Richard Hughes for BT

Chris Kamara was on HIGNFY on Friday!

Does feel like Murphy has gone downhill a lot in the last 2 years. I remember at the last World Cup we all thought he was fantastic whereas now as you say his delivery is awfully dreary and miserable.

On the energy point, I do feel Ian Wright works brilliantly on MOTD for that reason - he always seems really pleased to be on, injects life into proceedings and is normally able to provide a strong opinion and it makes for a good watch (especially as it's clear he gets on well with Lineker).
I mean Wright isn't the best pundit by any means but he works well when there's a pundit who can more of the in-depth analysis.

That said that MOTD line-up still sounds better than Sky's lunchtime pundits yesterday. Yikes!

Unbelievable Jeff.

Celta Vigo v Deportivo La Coruña - Sky Sports 4 - Dominic Johnson and Garry Birtles

Italian Serie A - Udinese v Pescara:

BT Sport Extra 1 - Thomas Lawrence

St Johnstone v Dundee - Sky Sports 5.

David Tanner presenting from McDiarmid Park with Andy Walker. Luke Shanley reporting.

Commentators: Rory Hamilton and Neil McCann

Seeing as you've mentioned it, I certainly did! Erhun Oztumer's got to be one of the best players in the lower leagues and both his Beckham-esque and Bergkamp-esque goals yesterday were superb (as was his one directly from a corner the week before). It's a privilege to be able to watch him in a Walsall shirt.

I wonder why a commentator hardly appears on MOTD 2 Extra. They use two pundits and a newspaper columnist these days. It's not very often the likes of Steve Wilson and Guy Mowbray are in the studio.

If you're wondering the guests today are Mark Schwarzer, Phil Bardsley and Oliver Holt.

Premier League 2 - Liverpool U23 v Everton U23 (LFC TV):

Mark Benstead presenting from Prenton Park with Neil Mellor. Steve Hunter doubling up as reporter.

Commentators - Steve Hunter and Neil Mellor