Soccer AM and the Sunday Supplement return this weekend (25-26 April), while the ePL Invitational and The Football Show continue on Sky Sports.
John ‘Fenners’ Fendley and Jimmy Bullard are joined by West Ham midfielder Declan Rice and comedian Tom Davis as the show returns to Sky Sports’ screens for the first time since the domestic football season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The guests also take on ‘Fenners Tenners’, going head-to-head answering topical football questions, plus the top 10 efforts from the ‘Top Bin Challenge’ will also be shown on the hour-long programme.
Soccer AM returns on Saturday, 25 April, at 10am on Sky Sports Premier League. The show will be simulcast on Sky Sports Football and Sky One.
The Sunday Supplement also returns this weekend after a brief hiatus and some of the national newspapers’ top journalists will be on the show.
Geoff Shreeves will be hosting the programme via Zoom and he will be joined by Martin Samuel, the Daily Mail’s chief sports writer, The Times’ chief football writer Henry Winter and the Mirror’s chief football writer John Cross.
They will be on hand to dissect all the big talking points in the world of football, chiefly among them the current impact of the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the best and most hard-hitting discussions on the game.
Watch the Sunday Supplement from 10am on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football, on Sunday 26, April, or catch up later with the podcast.
The return of Soccer AM and Sunday Supplement to the Sky Sports schedules adds to the broadcaster’s line-up of programming during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with all major live sporting events cancelled at least until the early summer.
The Football Show will continue to be broadcast at 9am each weekday on Sky Sports News, Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event, presented by David Jones, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville, while Premier League Retro will feature more classic action from the archives every weekend.
Sky Sports will also be showing the ePL Invitational tournament, providing the unique opportunity to see Premier League players put their FIFA 20 skills to the test against one another on the big stage.
Fans can watch all the action throughout the week on the Premier League website and app, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter channels; Sky Sports YouTube and Twitch channels as well on the Football Daily YouTube channel, presented by Saturday Social’s Adam Smith and Joe Thomlinson, who will be joined by influencer Harry Pinero.
For a full overview of all major UK-televised sporting events that have been postponed, cancelled or rescheduled, as well as those which are still due to be staged, visit SOTB’s dedicated coronavirus webpage – sotb.in/coronavirus.
For the very latest developments and up-to-date information on the coronavirus outbreak and its impact on sport, follow rolling live blogs on BBC Sport or Sky Sports.
