Match of the Day continues its run on BBC One and BBC iPlayer through the 2026/27 season. UK audiences can catch the latest Premier League highlights on Saturday nights. Stream episodes shortly after midnight, following lineup changes to both the studio and pundit roster.
How to Watch Premier League Highlights on BBC One
Football fans tuning in for highlights can catch upcoming episodes scheduled across the weekend. The program broadcasts on Saturday nights at 10:30pm on BBC One.
It is followed by another episode on Sunday nights at 10:30pm on BBC One, according to scheduling details from Radio Times.
Viewers who miss the initial broadcast can catch traditional morning repeats on BBC One throughout the season. Digital streaming is also available for UK audiences through the BBC platform shortly after midnight on the day of broadcast via the BBC iPlayer service.
Pundit Lineup Changes and New Studio Technology
The current season builds on a new era for the program following Gary Lineker’s departure last year. While presenting duties remain shared among Gabby Logan, Kelly Cates, and Mark Chapman, the broadcaster has expanded its expert analysis team.
Four new faces join the pundit roster: Toby Alderweireld, Robbie Keane, Ashley Young, and Thomas Frank. Alongside these additions, the production utilizes a new immersive studio setup to break down key fixtures across the league.
Upcoming Fixtures Headlining the Schedule
The upcoming fortnightly schedule features several matches guaranteed to drive the program’s running order. Anticipated fixtures include Chelsea against Tottenham, Liverpool against Brighton, Manchester United facing Chelsea, and a clash between Liverpool and Arsenal.
Running orders change depending on matchday results and game density. Viewers can check the official Match of the Day social media channels for real-time updates on episode sequences.