20 March 2026

From 20:00 to 23:00

Coverage of the Premier League match from Vitality Stadium. The reverse fixture back in December saw these two sides play out one of the best games of the Premier League season so far. A topsy turvy game at Old Trafford ended in a thrilling 4-4 draw as both sides came from a goal down twice to take a share of the spoils. Matheus Cunha had looked like he'd won the game in the 79th minute for the Red Devils to make it 4-3, before Eli Junior Kroupi scored five minutes later to earn Bournemouth a point

20 March 2026

From 20:00 to 23:00

Coverage of the Championship match from Deepdale. Both sides will be hoping for a better outcome compared to the reverse fixture on Boxing Day, with the game ending in a disappointing 0-0 draw. Stoke did dominate the possession in that match but both sides had good opportunities to open the scoring, with neither team putting the ball in the back of the net

21 March 2026

From 12:30 to 15:30

Coverage of the Championship match from Portman Road, in a big game at the top of the table. These two sides are battling it out for an automatic promotion place alongside the likes of Middlesbrough and Coventry City, and whoever wins here will give themselves a great chance of finishing in the top two. Both teams will be hoping for a better result than in the reverse fixture when the game ended in a drab 0-0 draw on Boxing Day

21 March 2026

From 12:30 to 15:30

Coverage of the Championship match from Ewood Park. Goals don't come easily for either side in this fixture with just four goals coming in the last five meetings. The reverse fixture on Boxing Day continued that poor run of goals as the game ended 0-0, despite both teams managing 23 shots on goal between them

21 March 2026

From 17:15 to 20:15

Coverage of the Championship match from Swansea.com Stadium. The visitors are looking for another important three points in their quest for Premier League football as they travel to South Wales. The reverse fixture in December saw Coventry come away with all three points thanks to a 44th-minute goal from Ephron Mason-Clark in a 1-0 victory

21 March 2026

From 17:30 to 20:30

Coverage of the Premier League match from Hill Dickinson Stadium. The visitors claimed a simple 2-0 victory in the reverse fixture back in December thanks to first-half goals from Cole Palmer and Malo Gusto. That result continued a good run of form for the Blues against the Toffees having not lost to them in four matches, a run that stretched back to a 2-0 defeat in December 2023.

21 March 2026

From 20:00 to 23:00

Coverage of the Premier League match from Elland Road. Dominic Calvert-Lewin continued his fine goal-scoring run for the visitors as he scored an 82nd-minute equaliser to earn the Whites a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture in December. His goal cancelled out a 70th-minute goal from Jordan Henderson and helped Leeds go three games unbeaten following a 3-2 defeat at the end of November against Manchester City

22 March 2026

From 12:00 to 15:00

Coverage of the Premier League match from St James' Park. Nick Woltemade scored a 46th-minute own goal to give Sunderland a memorable 1-0 victory in the reverse fixture. That loss meant that the Magpies had only won one of their last 11 meetings against their bitter rivals, a run stretching all the way back to August 2011. Their only win in that run came in the FA Cup in January 2024 when they won 3-0 at the Stadium of Light.

22 March 2026

From 14:15 to 17:15

Coverage of the Premier League match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Both these teams are battling to avoid relegation, but Forest dominated December's reverse fixture at The City Ground, with a brace by Callum Hudson-Odoi and a further goal courtesy of Ibrahim Sangaré giving them a 3-0 win

22 March 2026

From 14:15 to 17:15

Coverage of the Premier League match from Villa Park. Morgan Rogers scored a 79th-minute winner in the reverse fixture to earn Villa a 3-2 victory at the London Stadium, as they came from behind twice to earn themselves the three points. Mateus Fernandes and Jarrod Bowen had given West Ham the lead twice but ultimately gave the game away in the second half as Rogers scored twice in less than half an hour to make it 3-2.