Who are the commentators and pundits on Sky Sports?

Premier League football is back from the international break with games set to be aired live on Sky Sports on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

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Let's look at the TV line-ups for the weekend…

Who are the Sky Sports commentators and pundits?

Saturday Night Football

Who are the pundits on Saturday's Sky Sports coverage?

Dave Jones will anchor Fulham vs Arsenal at Craven Cottage.

Joining him in the studio are long-standing Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp alongside former Fulham midfielder Steve Sidwell. Sidwell has had a foot in both camps having come through the ranks at Arsenal as a youngster - though he never made a senior appearance for the club.

Rob Hawthorne is on commentary for this one, with Alan Smith alongside him in the gantry. Natalie Gedra is on reporting duties.

Super Sunday

Who are the Sky pundits on Super Sunday?

Super Sunday goes on air at 1pm, kicking off with Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston Villa at 2pm before moving on to cover Liverpool vs Manchester United at 4:30pm.

Kelly Cates will oversee proceedings, joined in the studio by an ex-captain from each of the north-west clubs. Former Manchester United skipper Roy Keane and former Liverpool armband-wearer Jamie Redknapp, who of course also represented Tottenham.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville will be on co-comms at Anfield alongside Peter Drury, with Bill Leslie and Andy Hinchcliffe covering the Spurs-Villa game.

Patrick Davison is reporting at Anfield, with Emma Saunders at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Monday Night Football

Who are the Sky pundits on Monday Night Football?

Jamie Carragher will then be back on the air again for Monday Night Football, this time alongside former Bournemouth and Wolves manager Gary O'Neil.

Dave Jones will play host to the coverage from 6:30pm, running the rule over the weekend's Premier League action before turning their attention to another London derby as West Ham United host Brentford. Kick-off is set for 8pm.

Seb Hutchinson is set to commentate alongside Alan Smith. David Craig is the designated reporter.

Which Premier League games are on Sky Sports?

• Saturday, October 18
  • Fulham vs Arsenal - Kick-off 5:30 PM (BST) on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League
• Sunday, October 19
  • Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston Villa - Kick-off 2:00 PM (BST) on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League
  • Liverpool vs Manchester United - Kick-off 4:30 PM (BST) on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League
• Monday, October 20
  • West Ham United vs Brentford - Kick-off 8:00 PM (BST) on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League