Sky Sports’ line-up of commentators, pundits and presenters has been revealed for the weekend.
As the broadcaster for the Premier League, Sky has assembled only the best in class over the past three decades of bringing us the English top flight, with several of its stars becoming equally recognisable for their post-playing careers.
With the Prem’s grand return this weekend, it’s yet another elite group of analysts and experts across the network – and FourFourTwo has the lowdown on everything you need to know to watch football on television.
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Friday Night Football
Who are the commentators, pundits and presenters for Arsenal vs Coventry City on Sky Sports?
The Premier League season begins with a clash of the champions, as Premier League holders Arsenal welcome Championship winners Coventry City to the Emirates Stadium.
Dave Jones is the host for this one, and he’ll be joined by one of the most beloved players in the Gunners’ history, Ian Wright, a regular on the Stick To Football podcast, but only an occasional guest on Sky’s coverage.
They’ll be joined by Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher on co-comms, as the campaign kicks off with the big guns.
Saturday Night Football
The first Saturday Night Football of the season comes courtesy of the G-tech Community Stadium, as a Brentford side who only just missed out on Europe last term face Oliver Glasner’s Nottingham Forest at 5:30pm.
Kelly Cates presents this one alongside a punditry pivot of Jamie Redknapp and Izzy Christiansen. Redknapp made 295 Premier League appearances over the years, while Christiansen is a former Women’s Super League champion.
Coverage begins at 5pm in the Sky Sports studio, just down the road in Osterley.
Super Sunday
Super Sunday returns with some tasty clashes this weekend.
Sky are live on air from 1pm in the company of Mark Chapman – who incidentally is presenting the first Match of the Day of the season on Saturday night. Chapman is joined by Team GB team-mates of London 2012, Micah Richards and Daniel Sturridge, who between them, made 418 appearances in the Premier League and each won the trophy.
Gary Neville is back on co-commentary duties alongside the voice of the network, one Peter Drury.
Monday Night Football
Monday Night Football sees a West London derby between Fulham and Chelsea, both now led by former Real Madrid managers.
Kick-off is at 8pm, but we have so much more to dissect before them, as Dave Jones introduces the very first MNF of the season at 6:30pm to discuss all the weekend’s action and what we glean from Matchday 1 with Sky stalwarts Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville. The pair will then make their season’s predictions after the game – something you can do too, with our handy generator.