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- MOTD This Weekend
BBC1 & BBC2
23 February at 22:30
Match of the Day Join us for an extra MOTD today as we bring you Cardiff City v Nottingham Forest LIVE. This Championship clash sees Billy Davies' side arrive at high-flying Cardiff unbeaten on the road so far this season. Can they continue their run? Find out at 4.45pm on BBC2.
Next weekend MOTD will be bringing you Cardiff v Forest live, but this week it's Forest's rivals Derby County who take centre stage as they host QPR. The game is live on BBC2 this Saturday at 5.15pm...
Match of the Day Just announced: Extra MOTD tonight - highlights of the World Cup qualifier between Ukraine & England. BBC One at 10.15pm.
As well as your regular helpings of MOTD (10.25pm, BBC1), The Football League Show (11.45pm, BBC1) and MOTD2 (tomorrow 10pm, BBC2) this weekend, we're also live at Portman Road for Ipswich v Newcastle. Join Gabby Logan, Alan Shearer and Lee Dixon from 5.05pm today on BBC2.
It's been a long, wet summer without football, but thankfully this Saturday sees the return of our beloved game to the small screen. And this season, we add the Football League to our extensive football coverage. It all gets underway at 12.15pm on BBC One with Football Focus...
This weekend sees the last games of the Premier League season and four clubs are still in danger of being relegated. Sunderland, Hull, Newcastle and Middlesbrough are all fighting for survival, though it looks as if only a mathematical miracle will save Boro now...
Carrick's late winner for Man Utd at Wigan last night means that the Premier League champions can retain their title with just a point against Arsenal on Saturday. Do you think they can do it against one of their biggest rivals...
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