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Note: Foxtel has the rights to show first-run episodes of MasterChef UK in Australia, but has yet to schedule the new season.

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New shows. New formats. New voices. New perspectives. This new era of football on BBC Sport is all about… you.

This season, we’re not just covering the games. We’re following the fans. Every goal, every story, every stat, every moment. Brought to you where you want it, when you want it, and how you love it. Whether you’re shouting for Liverpool or loving Lionesses, whether you back Chelsea Women or Cheltenham Town, you’re at the heart of everything we do.

BBC Sport’s flagship football show, Match of the Day, returns with a brand-new presenting trio ready to bring insight, energy and entertainment every week. Full-time reaction on the BBC Sport app, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport’s YouTube channel along with TV’s excellent Final Score programme will ensure you’re up to date (including how your fantasy team has done). Then tactical breakdowns and unpicking of the big talking points that go beyond the obvious will take you closer to the players, the managers and the moments that matter, on the main show later that night. And it’s the same again for Champions League Wednesdays.

We’re bringing in a true legend of the game, Wayne Rooney, to host a brand-new show diving into the football debates that are dominating your algorithm every week. Wayne will bring his authority, honesty and experience to cut through the noise and give you the game as it really is. You’ll find it on iPlayer, Sounds, the BBC Sport app and website, YouTube and other social channels and it’s going to be funny, punchy and a perfect companion to the week.

A new era of Match of The Day awaits

A portrait picture of the three presenters sat on or at a wooden table. Gabby has her hand on an old fashioned leather football. They are all posing for the camera against a grey background.

L-R: Mark Chapman, Gabby Logan and Kelly Cates (Image: BBC / Charlie Clift)

Built on legacy, a new season of Match of the Day is ready for kick-off

The 2025/26 season marks a bold, new era for BBC Sport’s flagship football show, Match of the Day. The legendary football programme returns to BBC One and iPlayer on Saturday 16 August, and with it, a trio of presenting powerhouses are ready to take the reins.

Gabby Logan, Kelly Cates, and Mark Chapman will front Match of the Day’s Saturday and Sunday programmes (now unified under one name) on rotation, as well as the newest addition to BBC Sport’s football highlights line-up, Match of the Day: Champions League - bringing energy, insight and personality to millions of viewers each week.

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Just dump the season already.

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Parallel to all the talk of public broadcasters and reality TV…

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Perhaps they look at 7s rendition to see how it went…

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About 100 firefighters are tackling a blaze in a restaurant at the BBC’s former Television Centre headquarters in west London.

London Fire Brigade said 15 engines were at the nine-storey building in Wood Lane, White City, after a fire broke out in the early hours of Saturday.

The building now houses a restaurant and flats, as well as television studios. Authorities said an unspecified number of homes were affected and people had been evacuated.

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Gosh these alleged offenders are really thin-skinned aren’t they? They don’t get their way by being a dick so they sue for money. Classy.

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BBC Factual has announced two brand new major natural history series and three single films, including Wild London presented by David Attenborough for BBC One and iPlayer.

The series are The Green Planet II, the follow-up to the hugely successful The Green Planet which was broadcast in 2022 and Tiger Island, both for BBC One and iPlayer.

The other single films are Gordon Buchanan: Wild Horses and Me for BBC Two, BBC Scotland and iPlayer and Bearwalker for BBC Two and iPlayer.

In addition to the new programming, it is announced that David Attenborough will also narrate the upcoming six-part landmark series Kingdom, for BBC One and iPlayer.

The first series of The Green Planet aired on Nine.

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