Premier League football is back from the international break with games set to be aired live on Sky Sports on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
It promises to be a big weekend wit two London derbies, Tottenham taking on Aston Villa, and another round of the eternal rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpoool.
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Let's look at the TV line-ups for the weekend…
Who are the Sky Sports commentators and pundits?
Friday Night Football
Is there Friday Night Football this weekend?
No, there is no Premier League fixture on Friday night. Watford vs Bristol City is the Championship game scheduled for Friday night.
Saturday Night Football
Who are the pundits on Saturday's Sky Sports coverage?
Sky Sports sees two fixtures on Saturday night, fronted by Dave Jones, as Arsenal travel to Sunderland and Chelsea host Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Jones will be joined by former Black Cats hitman Darren Bent, alongside Gary O’Neil, intriguingly, who reportedly turned down returning to Molineux this week to take on the vacant manager's job.
Super Sunday
Who are the Sky pundits on Super Sunday?
It's another blockbuster Sunday for Sky Sports, with four games from 2pm on the network.
Mark Chapman is on air in the studio with Jamie Carragher and Ipswich Town man Ashley Young to cover all the action from Aston Villa vs Bournemouth, Brentford vs Newcastle United, Crystal Palace vs Brighton & Hove Albion and Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United.
The big one's at 4:30pm, however, as Liverpool travel to Manchester City: Sky crosses over to the Etihad Stadium for that one as Dave Jones presents coverage with Micah Richards, Roy Keane and Daniel Sturridge on punditry, and Gary Neville on co-commentary next to Peter Drury.
Extra Time with Carragher is scheduled for 7:30pm back in the Sky Studio.
Monday Night Football
Is there Monday Night Football this week?
No, there is no Monday Night Football.
The international break is scheduled for next week instead.
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