Match of the Day

The very first edition of "Match of the Day" between Liverpool and Arsenal played at Angield on 22nd August 1964. It was the height of Beatlemania and Liverpool were Division One Champions while Arsenal were suffering an early sixties slump.

First episode to be shown in colour

Review of the season showing highlights of the games viewers most wanted to see agai.

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Highlights are shown of the Community Shield match between Arsenal and Chelsea.

Gary presents highlights from all the games played on the opening day of the season.

Gary presents highlights of the games played on the second Saturday of the new season.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Manchester United v Newcastle United.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Newcastle United v Arsenal.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Manchester United v Liverpool.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Chelsea v Arsenal.

Dan Walker presents highlights of all the games played today including Tottenham v Manchester City.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Manchester City v Newcastle United.

Gary presents highlights of all the games played today including Tottenham v Liverpool.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the day's Premier League games, which include Chelsea's trip to play Stoke at the Britannia Stadium. The Blues' hopes of successfully defending their Premier League title have been jeopardised by a poor start to the season, and Jose Mourinho's men cannot afford to drop more points against the Potters. Manchester United host a West Bromwich Albion side who are chasing a third consecutive win at Old Trafford, while West Ham boss Slaven Bilic faces one of his former sides as the Hammers take on Everton. Elsewhere, Bournemouth meet Newcastle, Leicester host Watford, Norwich take on Swansea and Sunderland face Southampton.

Highlights of Unicef's Match for Children from Old Trafford. David Beckham captains a Great Britain and Ireland XI against an all-star Rest of the World team led by retired Portugal international Luís Figo to raise money for the children's charity. Beckham is reunited with his former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, who returns to the dugout where he spent 26 years as manager. Beckham and Figo are joined by some of football's biggest names, while former Real Madrid and Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti takes charge of the World XI.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the day's eight Premier League games, including Liverpool's trip to Manchester City. Raheem Sterling could line up against his former club - City made him the most expensive English player ever when they signed him over the summer, but it was a controversial move and angered some sections of Liverpool support.Elsewhere, Manchester United face a tricky lunchtime test at Watford, who have made a solid start to life back in the Premier League. In the day's other matches, Chelsea play Norwich, Everton take on Aston Villa, Newcastle host Leicester, Stoke travel to Southampton, Swansea welcome Bournemouth and West Brom are in action against Arsenal.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the day's six Premier League games, including early-season pacesetters Manchester City taking on Southampton. City brought the curtain down on their Premier League season with a 2-0 home victory over Saints last season - consolidating their second-place finish behind Chelsea.Elsewhere, former Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew takes on the Magpies with his current club Crystal Palace. Pardew swapped St James' Park for Selhurst Park earlier this year and will want to continue his impressive start to the season with Palace.The day's other fixtures see another of the season's surprise packages, Leicester City, take on Manchester United. Elsewhere, Sunderland entertain Stoke, Everton travel to Bournemouth and Aston Villa face Watford.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day's eight Premier League matches. West Ham travel to Manchester United full of confidence having already beaten Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool this season.Chelsea entertain Bournemouth in just the sixth all-time meeting between the clubs, while Manchester City take on Stoke at the Britannia Stadium, and two of last season's promoted sides meet as Watford host Norwich.Elsewhere, Arsenal face struggling Sunderland, Southampton are up against Aston Villa, Leicester travel to Swansea and West Brom take on Tottenham at the Hawthorns.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of today's six Premier League matches, including the game between Bournemouth and Manchester United.The Cherries recorded one of the most famous results in their history when they beat United in the FA Cup in 1984, but this will be the first league clash between the clubs. The home side have struggled since winning promotion to the top flight last season, although they have been unfortunate with injuries, so manager Eddie Howe will hope for a change of luck against the Red Devils.Elsewhere, title hopefuls Manchester City host Swansea, relegation-threatened Sunderland meet Watford and West Ham take on Stoke, while Crystal Palace play Southampton and Everton visit Norwich.

Gary presents highlights of this years festive premier league fixturres.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the eight games played today, as the busy festive football period continues.

Gary has highlights from the first round of 2016 matches played.

Live coverage of the match between Exeter City and Liverpool.

Highlights from the day's FA Cup third-round matches.The Premier League and Championship clubs make their bow in this season's competition - all will be desperate to get their names into the hat for the fourth-round draw, but some are destined to be the victims of a famous cup upset.This time in 2015, holders Arsenal took on Hull City in a repeat of the final eight months earlier. The Gunners triumphed again to begin their run to a second consecutive FA Cup final triumph.

Live coverage of the game between Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City, hosted by Gary Linekar.

Highlights from the FA Cup's third round matches that have taken part today.

Gary presents highlights from the ten premier league games played this week.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the weekend's games.

Live coverage of the FA Cup third-round replays.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the weekend's games.

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the game between Derby County and Manchester United.

Gabby Logan presents highlights from the fourth-round FA Cup ties.

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the game between MK Dons and Chelsea.

Highlights from the day's 4th round FA Cup action.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the eight Premier League fixtures played today.

Gary Lineker presents the latest football highlights.

Live coverage of the game between Peterborough and West Bromwich.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights and reaction to the day's seven Premier League matches.Sunderland welcome Manchester United to the Stadium of Light looking to improve on a record that has seen the Black Cats win only two of their last 26 games against the Red Devils in all competitions. Early season strugglers Chelsea meet Newcastle at Stamford Bridge. The two sides played out an entertaining 2-2 at St. James' Park earlier in the season with the visitors scoring twice in the last 11 minutes to rescue a point.The day's other matches see Bournemouth play Stoke, Crystal Palace entertain Watford, Everton face West Brom, West Ham travel to Norwich and Swansea meet Southampton.

Live coverage of the game between Bournemouth and Everton.

Dan Walker introduces highlights and reaction to the day's FA Cup games.

Gary introduces live coverage of the game between Chelsea and Manchester City.

Highlights from the games played today.

Highlights from the games played today.

Highlights from the games played today.

Highlights from the games played today.

Highlights from the games played today.

Highlights from the games played today.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of Saturday's Premier League matches.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of Saturday's Premier League matches, where results affect both the title race and the relegation battle. Tottenham travel to Liverpool, while north London rivals Arsenal host Watford. Manchester City go to Bournemouth and Alan Pardew takes his Crystal Palace side to one of his former clubs, West Ham. Norwich and Newcastle meet at Carrow Road, with both looking for vital points in their efforts to avoid the drop.

Dan Walker presents live coverage of the FA Cup sixth-round replay between West Ham United and Manchester United. After a 1-1 draw in the first meeting at Old Trafford, the two sides will battle it out in what will be West Ham's last-ever FA Cup game at Upton Park, with a semi-final at Wembley against Everton the reward for the victors.

Gary Lineker presents all the highlights of Saturday's six Premier League matches, which include Manchester City's trip to Stamford Bridge to face last season's champions Chelsea. Norwich host Sunderland and look to complete the league double over their relegation rivals, Manchester United play Aston Villa, struggling Newcastle meet Swansea at St James' Park, Everton entertain Southampton and West Brom play Watford.

Gary Lineker presents coverage of the first semi-final from Wembley Stadium, as the Premier League sides clash. The Toffees have reached this stage without conceding a goal in their four matches, which have included victories against Bournemouth and Chelsea, although they start this fixture as underdogs against United, who are looking for a first FA Cup triumph since 2004. Louis van Gaal's men have won both league meetings between the two this season without conceding a goal. (Kick-off 5.15pm)

Gary Lineker presents highlights of today's six Premier League games, including the clash between Newcastle United and Crystal Palace at St James' Park. Palace manager Alan Pardew faces his former club, who are desperate for points in their battle against relegation. The home side are out for revenge against Palace, who thrashed them 5-1 when the sides met at Selhurst Park in November. Sunderland are also hoping to boost their survival hopes as they travel to Stoke, while Norwich face a difficult game away to Arsenal. Elsewhere, Everton host Bournemouth, Watford take on Aston Villa and West Brom meet West Ham.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the penultimate weekend of Premier League action, with seven matches taking place. Leicester have been the story of the season in the top flight, and they play their final home game of the campaign against an Everton side who have failed to live up to their own expectations. Meanwhile, Norwich host Manchester United in the lunchtime kick-off, Aston Villa and Newcastle meet at Villa Park, and Sunderland entertain Chelsea. Elsewhere, West Ham meet Swansea, West Brom are away to Bournemouth and Crystal Palace host Stoke.

Gary Lineker presents highlights from all ten matches on the final day of a Premier League season that has been one of the most memorable in the competition's history. Champions Leicester travel to Chelsea, Tottenham are away to Newcastle, Arsenal take on Aston Villa, Everton play Norwich, Manchester United face Bournemouth, Southampton host Crystal Palace, Stoke welcome West Ham, Swansea play Manchester City, Watford face Sunderland and West Brom are at home to Liverpool.

Highlights of the 2016 FA Cup final between Manchester United and Crystal Palace. Manchester United were hoping to win their first FA Cup title since 2004 and their twelfth in total, which would see them move level with Arsenal. To do so, United needed to repeat their triumph from the 1990 final between these sides, a match in which current Palace manager Alan Pardew was playing.

The BBC will bring audiences a month-long festival of European football including every step of England, Wales and Northern Ireland's journeys at Euro 2016, alongside Europe's eliteGary Lineker presents highlights from the opening game of Euro 2016, in which hosts France took on Romania at the Stade de France, Paris. The final will take place a month today in the same stadium, but before that, 50 matches will be fought out as teams strive to earn the right to be crowned European champions.France won the tournament the last time they hosted it back in 1984, and would dearly love to repeat that feat. The man in charge of Les Bleus is Didier Deschamps, who knows what it is like to captain France to World Cup and Euros success – can he repeat that feat as a manager?

Dan Walker presents live coverage of the second match of Euro 2016 as Albania take on SwitzerlanThis is Albania's first-ever appearance at a major finals and expectations will be high back home that they can caused an upset against the Swiss, whose talisman is Stoke's Xherdan Shaqiri.Dan is joined in the studio by Thierry Henry and Danny Murphy, while commentary comes from Simon Brotherton and Kevin Kilbane.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage as Wales play their first match of Euro 2016 against Slovakia in Bordeaux.Wales are making their debut at the finals of a European Championship and it is the first time they have played in a major tournament since the 1958 World Cup. Led by talisman Gareth Bale, Chris Coleman's side take on a Slovakia team captained by Liverpool's Martin Skrtel.Gary is joined in the studio by Alan Shearer and Rio Ferdinand, while Steve Wilson and Robbie Savage provide the commentary.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of Northern Ireland's first-ever match at a European Championship finals as they take on Poland.Boss Michael O'Neill has targeted a place in the knockout stage in France, but they face a tricky opening match in Group C against a Poland side containing striker Robert Lewandowski, who top scored in qualification with 13 goals. Gary is joined by Neil Lennon and Rio Ferdinand, while commentary comes from Guy Mowbray and Gerry Armstrong.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of Germany's opening match of Euro 2016 as they take on Ukraine in Lille.Joachim Low's side were World Cup winners two years ago in Brazil, but they have not been at their best since and have suffered a string of defeats, most notably against England in a friendly in March. Group C opponents Ukraine qualified for France via the play-offs. Gary is joined in the studio by Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry. Commentary comes from Jonathan Pearce and Danny Murphy.There's another chance to watch Northern Ireland's opening match of Euro 2016 against Poland in full on BBC Two later from 2am to 3.40am.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of the Euro 2016 group match between the Republic of Ireland and Sweden at the Stade de France.The Republic of Ireland are taking part in their third European Championship campaign, and will be hopeful of winning only their second ever finals match – the last was a famous victory against England at Euro '88.Like the Irish, Sweden had to come through the play-offs to qualify for this tournament, with the goals of brilliant striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic proving decisive. With tricky games against Belgium and Italy to come in the group stage, both sides will be desperate to get off to a winning start. Alan Shearer and Kevin Kilbane provide studio analysis, with commentary from Jonathan Pearce and Mark Lawrenson.

Live coverage of the Euro 2016 match between Belgium and Italy, presented by Gary Lineker.The clash at the Stade de Lyon should be one of the outstanding games of the group stage. The Belgians boast a very strong squad, featuring Premier League stars such as Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku, and are among the tournament favourites.Italy were runners-up at Euro 2012 and qualified for this tournament unbeaten. Under coach Antonio Conte – who will take over at Chelsea this summer – they are a side in transition. But the Azzurri backline, featuring legendary goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon and defensive stalwart Giorgio Chiellini, will be a tough nut to crack. Studio analysis comes from Thierry Henry and Gianluca Vialli, with commentary from Steve Wilson and Martin Keown.There's also another chance to see full coverage of today's Euro 2016 group game between the Republic of Ireland and Sweden at the Stade de France later from 2am to 3.40am on BBC Two.

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of the Euro 2016 group game between Portugal and Iceland in Saint-Etienne.Iceland are making their debut at a major tournament but their squad contains several talented players – such as Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson, who was their top scorer in qualifying with six goals.As ever, Portuguese hopes rest largely on the brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo. The Real Madrid superstar has won virtually every conceivable honour at club level, but chances are running out for him to lift silverware with his country.There's another chance to see full coverage of one of today's Euro 2016 group games later on BBC Two from 0200 to 0340.

Dan Walker presents live coverage as Russia and Slovakia, both group rivals of England and Wales, battle it out in Lille.Russia, the 2018 World Cup hosts, are looking to re-establish themselves on the international scene. They were inaugural European champions in 1960 as the Soviet Union and have finished as runners-up on three occasions.Slovakia are appearing at their first European Championship. They impressed on their last showing at a major tournament, beating defending champions Italy at the 2010 World Cup en route to the last 16.Martin Keown, Robbie Savage and Jermain Jenas provide expert analysis, while Guy Mowbray and Mark Lawrenson supply the commentary.

The BBC bring live coverage of the unmissable moment of the opening week as England face Wales in a blockbuster home nations clash.The mouth-watering encounter is one of the most intriguing matches of the group stages, and has been eagerly awaited since the draw was made last December. Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane will be among those on display for England, while Real Madrid star Gareth Bale and Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey are set to feature for Wales.England have won the last four encounters between the sides since Wales claimed a 1-0 victory in 1984.Gary Lineker leads the presentation.

Gary Lineker is joined by studio guests Thierry Henry, Danny Murphy and Neil Lennon for live coverage of the Group D game between Czech Republic and Croatia in Saint EtienneCroatia have twice reached the quarter-finals, on debut in 1996 and again in 2008, and they boast one of the strongest midfields in world football, headlined by Real Madrid's Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic of Barcelona. However, they struggled to qualify for Euro 2016 and new coach Ante Cacic remains an unpopular choice with the majority of fans, despite making the best start of any Croatia head coach.The Czech Republic are ever-presents at the European Championship since independence and, in the absence of any true stars, coach Pavel Vrba has instilled a team ethic into his attack-minded, possession-based side.Commentary comes from Steve Wilson and Kevin Kilbane.

Mark Chapman introduces live coverage of the Euro 2016 group game between Iceland and Hungary at the iconic Stade Velodrome in Marseille.With a population of just 330,000, Iceland is the smallest country to have qualified for a European Championship or World Cup. But they were hugely impressive in qualifying, beating the Netherlands home and away and also defeating the Czech Republic and Turkey.Hungary were once one of European football's heavyweights - the ‘Magical Magyars' that famously taught England a football lesson at Wembley in 1953, and they were World Cup finalists in 1938 and 1954. Though unfancied this summer, they will be hoping to recapture past glories.John Hartson is amongst the studio guests, while commentary comes from Steve Wilson and Robbie Savage.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of the Euro 2016 group match between Portugal and Austria at the Parc des Princes in Paris.Portugal are consistent performers at the European Championship, reaching at least the quarter-finals in each of the last five tournaments. They were beaten finalists as hosts in 2004, and suffered heartbreak again in 2012, losing on penalties to Iberian rivals Spain. While Cristiano Ronaldo remains Portugal's key attacking weapon, a new wave of young talent - including Renato Sanches and Joao Mario - will also be looking to make their mark on the international stage.However, Austria will be tough opponents: they qualified unbeaten, winning nine of their 10 games, and boast midfield talents including Bayern Munich's David Alaba and Stoke's Marko Arnautovic.Studio analysis comes from Alan Shearer and Rio Ferdinand, with commentary from Guy Mowbray and Martin Keown.

Manish Bhasin introduces coverage as Romania take on Albania in their final group game at Euro 2016. Trevor Sinclair and Dion Dublin provide studio analysis, with commentary from Simon Brotherton and Mark Lawrenson.

The two sides also met at the group stage of the 2014 World Cup, with France recording an impressive 5-2 victory - although both teams went on to reach the knock-out stage.The Swiss laboured in qualification for Euro 2016, losing home and away to England, so a win against their neighbours and tournament hosts would be a real coup for Vladimir Petkovic's side. France, meanwhile, will be eager to finish top of the group - if at all possible - as it could mean they avoid facing a fellow heavyweight in the last 16.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of the final group matches involving England and Wales in Group B. England face Slovakia in Saint-Etienne, while Wales take on Russia in Toulouse. With both games kicking off simultaneously, could both home nations secure their progress to the last 16? Gary is joined by Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy.

Michael O'Neill's side face a tough match against Joachim Low's World Cup winners at the Stade de France in Paris. The Germans are blessed with a frightening array of talent across their squad - can the Northern Irish upset the odds and book a place in the last 16?Gary is joined in the studio by Alan Shearer, Neil Lennon and Jens Lehmann. Commentary comes from Jonathan Pearce and Gerry Armstrong.

Live coverage as Ukraine and Poland face each other at the Stade Velodrome, Marseille, in their final group match at Euro 2016. Commentary by Simon Brotherton and Mark Lawrenson.

Northern Ireland conclude their group fixtures with a daunting match against 2014 World Cup winners Germany, while group rivals Poland and Ukraine meet in Marseille. In Group D, defending Euro 2012 champions Spain play Croatia and the Czech Republic finish off against Turkey.

Portugal have reached at least the quarter-finals in each of the last five tournaments and boast the most celebrated European player in the modern game, Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portugal captain could make a record 17th appearance in the European Championship finals in this game.Hungary is competing in their first major tournament for 30 years, having come through a disjointed and chaotic qualifying campaign to progress via the play-offs under new coach Bernd Storck. The German has attempted to instil a more attacking approach from his side, with captain Balazs Dzsudzsak as instrumental for Hungary as Ronaldo is for his country.Simon Brotherton and Martin Keown provide the commentary.

In Group E, the Republic of Ireland faced 2012 finalists Italy in Lille, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic's Sweden were up against a fancied Belgium side. Portugal met Hungary in Group F, with Iceland and Austria also in action.There is also another chance to watch the Republic of Ireland's final group match against Italy on BBC Two between 2am and 3.40am.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of today's Euro 2016 quarter-final from Bordeaux.

Highlights of the last quarter-final of Euro 2016 between France and Iceland.

Highlights of the annual football season curtain-raiser as 2015-16 surprise Premier League champions Leicester City play FA Cup winners Manchester United at Wembley.Claudio Ranieri's Leicester side claimed a historic first top flight league title last campaign, doing so by an impressive 10 points. Opponents United, now managed by Jose Mourinho, are much-changed from their 2-1 FA Cup final win over Crystal Palace, after extra-time.Mourinho has brought in a raft of new signings, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Manchester United have won the Community Shield a record 20 times and contested the fixture on 29 occasions. Leicester won the trophy on their only previous appearance in 1971.

Highlights of Saturday's seven Premier League matches as the 2016-17 season gets underway. Last season, host Gary Lineker promised to present the show in his underwear if Leicester won the title - and with the Foxes going on to claim a shock win, Gary will be donning his pants in the studio. Leicester begin their campaign away to newly promoted Hull City, while all eyes will be on new Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, whose first league game in English football comes against Sunderland. Ronald Koeman makes his debut as Everton boss, as Tottenham travel to Goodison Park, while Burnley take on Swansea City, Crystal Palace meet West Brom, Middlesbrough host Stoke and Southampton face Watford.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the second round of Premier League matches, including Leicester City against Arsenal - a game which pits last season's champions against the runners-up.Watford entertain Chelsea at Vicarage Road, with both teams boasting new Italian managers. Former Napoli and Inter boss Walter Mazzarri took charge of the Hornets this summer, while ex-Juventus and Italy coach Antonio Conte was appointed manager of the Blues.Elsewhere, Stoke City play Manchester City, Burnley host Liverpool, Tottenham meet Crystal Palace and West Brom face Everton.There is also a chance to see the best of the action from the Friday night game between Manchester United and Southampton.

Gary Lineker presents highlights from today's eight Premier League matches, which include Tottenham's meeting with Liverpool. Spurs went into the game looking to end a seven-match winless run against the Reds, with last season's games both ending in draws. Elsewhere, Antonio Conte's Chelsea host Burnley, Watford play Arsenal, Hull entertain Manchester United, Leicester take on Swansea, Everton face Stoke, Crystal Palace meet Bournemouth and Sunderland visit Southampton.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of today's eight Premier League games, including the eagerly anticipated derby between Manchester United and Manchester City. This will be the first Premier League match between United boss Jose Mourinho and City manager Pep Guardiola. The pair were bitter rivals during their time together in Spanish football as coaches of Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively. And with both United and City expected to be amongst the title challengers this season, there's plenty at stake as the sides meet at Old Trafford. Champions Leicester face a testing trip to Liverpool, while last season's runners-up Arsenal take on a Southampton side that finished sixth in May. Elsewhere, Bournemouth host West Brom, Burnley meet Hull, Middlesbrough play Crystal Palace, Stoke clash with Tottenham and West Ham face Watford.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from Saturday's five Premier League fixtures, as well as Friday night's encounter between Chelsea and Liverpool. Saturday's games included champions Leicester at home to Burnley, Hull against Arsenal, Manchester City facing Bournemouth West Ham away to West Brom and Middlesbrough travelling to Everton.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from Saturday's eight Premier League games, including the clash between Arsenal and Chelsea at the Emirates. The Blues won both of their Premier League games against the Gunners last season and are unbeaten against Arsene Wenger's side in the top flight since 2011.For the lunchtime kick-off, champions Leicester City travel to Manchester United in a repeat of this season's Community Shield, which United won 2-1. Elsewhere, Liverpool host Hull, Bournemouth meet Everton, Middlesbrough play Tottenham, Stoke take on West Brom, Crystal Palace visit Sunderland and Manchester City make the trip to Swansea.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day's five Premier League games, including the clash between Hull and Chelsea. The Blues have started well under new manager Antonio Conte and will be keen to see off a Tigers side who have never beaten Chelsea in the Premier League. The day's lunchtime kick-off sees Swansea welcome Liverpool to South Wales while Middlesbrough travel to the London Stadium to take on West Ham. Elsewhere, Sunderland entertain West Brom and Bournemouth travel to Watford.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from Saturday's Premier League matches. Manchester City faced Everton with both teams looking to build on positive starts to the season. Stamford Bridge saw a clash between Chelsea and Leicester City, the last two teams to win the Premier League title.Stoke and Sunderland have both made sluggish starts to the season, which made their fixture at the Britannia Stadium even more important. Tottenham travelled to West Brom, while Swansea made the journey down the M4 to Arsenal. Plus an east London derby between Crystal Palace and West Ham, while Bournemouth hosted Hull.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from a busy day of Premier League action. Tottenham are looking to build on their positive start to the season as they make the trip to Bournemouth in the day's early kick-off. Title hopefuls Arsenal host newly promoted Middlesbrough, while Liverpool are at home to West Brom in the day's late game. West Ham host fellow strugglers Sunderland and champions Leicester take on Crystal Palace. There is also a meeting between Burnley and Everton at Turf Moor, while Hull face Stoke and Swansea take on Watford.Danny Murphy and Mark Schwarzer join Gary in the studio.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the Premier League, including Tottenham v Leicester City, West Brom v Manchester City, Crystal Palace v Liverpool, Manchester United v Burnley and, in the early kick-off, Sunderland v Arsenal.

Gary Lineker introduces football highlights, including Manchester City v Middlesbrough.

Gary Lineker presents highlights from Saturday's eight Premier League games, including Manchester United v Arsenal, Sunderland v Hull, Crystal Palace v Manchester City, Everton v Swansea, Southampton v Liverpool, Stoke v Bournemouth, Watford v Leicester and Tottenham v West Ham.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's six Premier League fixtures, including Chelsea v Tottenham, Leicester v Middlesbrough, Liverpool v Sunderland, Burnley v Manchester City, Hull v West Brom and Swansea v Crystal Palace.

Dan Walker presents live coverage of one of the standout ties in the FA Cup second round.The potential rewards for the winners are great, with the lure of a coveted third-round tie against a leading Premier League or Championship side.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day's seven Premier League matches, including the clash between title rivals Manchester City and Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium. City won both Premier League meetings last season, scoring a total of six unanswered goals. The other games include West Ham v Arsenal, Tottenham v Swansea, Crystal Palace v Southampton, Stoke v Burnley, Sunderland v Leicester and West Brom v Watford.

Manish Bhasin introduces highlights from the games taking place in the FA Cup second round this weekend, with the 40 remaining League One, League Two and non-league sides looking to secure a place against the big boys in Monday's draw for the third round. In 2015, ten non-league sides made in to the second round, but the only team to avoid elimination were Eastleigh, who defeated Stourbridge to earn a glamour tie against Bolton Wanderers.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's six Premier League fixtures, including Leicester's meeting with Manchester City, who they haven't beaten at home in the top flight since 1987. Arsenal, meanwhile, will be looking to maintain their performance against Stoke having never dropped a Premier League point at home to the Potters. Elsewhere, Everton face a trip to Watford, Swansea are at home to Sunderland, Hull take on Crystal Palace and Burnley welcome Bournemouth to Turf Moor.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's Premier League matches. Crystal Palace will look to claim their first ever Premier League victory over Manchester United as they host Jose Mourinho's side at Selhurst Park. Other games include Middlesbrough v Liverpool, Manchester City v Watford, Tottenham v Hull, West Ham v Burnley, Stoke v Southampton and West Brom v Swansea. There is also a chance to see the best action from Tuesday's two games.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's six Premier League fixtures, including Crystal Palace v Chelsea, West Brom v Manchester United, Stoke v Leicester, Middlesbrough v Swansea, Sunderland v Watford and West Ham v Hull.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of Boxing Day's eight Premier League matches, including the clash between Manchester United and Sunderland, which sees Sunderland boss David Moyes return to Old Trafford for the first time since being sacked as United manager in 2014. Other games include Chelsea v Bournemouth, Hull v Manchester City, Watford v Crystal Palace, Arsenal v West Brom, Burnley v Middlesbrough, Leicester v Everton and Swansea v West Ham.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's seven Premier League matches, including Liverpool's eagerly-anticipated clash with Manchester City. The festive period is always crucial in the title race and the pair of contenders from the north west will be desperate to claim the three points at Anfield. The Reds won last year's encounter 3-0, just days after losing the League Cup final against the same opponents. Elsewhere, champions Leicester host West Ham, Manchester United welcome Middlesbrough to Old Trafford, Stoke travel to Chelsea, Burnley clash with Sunderland at Turf Moor, West Brom take on Southampton at St Mary's and Swansea face Bournemouth.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day's six Premier League fixtures, including Manchester City v Burnley, Sunderland v Liverpool, Middlesbrough v Leicester, West Ham v Manchester United, Everton v Southampton and West Brom v Hull.

Live coverage from one of the weekend's standout fixtures from the FA Cup third round, one of the most eagerly anticipated weekends in the football calendar.The third round is the point at which the big guns of the Premier League and Championship enter the fray, in the oldest and greatest domestic cup competition in the world of football.

Highlights from today's FA Cup ties. It is the third round of the world's oldest and most famous domestic cup competition. Non-league Barrow hosted League One side Rochdale and were hoping to repeat their giant-killing exploits of the second round, when they put out Bristol Rovers. Manchester United hosted Reading, who are now managed by former Red Devils centre-half Jaap Stam. Leicester had an all-Premier League clash against Everton, while non-league Sutton faced neighbours AFC Wimbledon.