THE football season has been suspended indefinitely due to coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean the same can be said of Match of the Day.
MOTD is back in all its glory tonight after uproar from fans when it was replaced with Mrs Brown’s Boys last week.
Ian Wright (right) alongside Alan Shearer during the long-running showCredit: Times Newspapers Ltd
What time is Match of the Day on this week?
Gary Lineker will present the show tonight, which will broadcast at 10.20pm on BBC1.
He will be joined by Premier League legends Ian Wright and Alan Shearer.
What is being shown on Match of the Day tonight?
With no live Premier League football until at least April 30, the Match of the Day format will clearly have to undergo a few changes.
This new format will effectively be a visualised edition of the MOTD Podcast, as Shearer and Wright debate the Premier League’s greatest ever captains.
Are there any other football shows on BBC this weekend?
Yes. Football Focus is on at 12pm today as Dan Walker looks back on some of the best features and interviews of the season so far.
And as this would have been FA Cup quarter-final weekend, the BBC’s Guy Mowbray will be presenting two FA Cup quarter-final classics shows.
The first show takes place at 4pm today and will broadcast West Brom vs Nottingham Forest from 1978 and Arsenal vs Watford from 1987.
Then a Sunday show at 4.40pm will cover Everton vs Ipswich from 1985, Derby vs Sheffield Wednesday from 1993 and Man Utd vs Portsmouth from 2008.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
