Sky Sports unveils its teams for the weekend matches

Sky Sports has revealed the list of commentators, pundits, and presenters who will be covering the Premier League matches this weekend. As the historic broadcaster of England's top flight, the channel relies on personalities who have become iconic, some having made their mark on the pitch before shining in the media. Check the full match schedule to make sure you don’t miss a thing.

Teams for Friday Night Football

The Premier League season kicks off this Friday with the clash between title holders Arsenal and Championship promoted side Coventry City at the Emirates Stadium. Dave Jones will host the coverage, joined by Ian Wright, a club legend and frequent guest on the *Stick To Football* podcast, though less common on Sky Sports’ airwaves. They will be accompanied by pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher.

Saturday Night Football and Super Sunday

Saturday Night Football features Brentford, who narrowly missed out on Europe last season, facing Tottenham Hotspur at 5:30 PM at the Gtech Community Stadium. Kelly Cates will present the show, supported by Jamie Redknapp and Izzy Christiansen. Redknapp, a former Premier League player with 295 appearances, and Christiansen, a Women’s Super League champion, will form the expert duo. Coverage begins at 5 PM from the studio in Osterley. Super Sunday promises to be packed, with Brighton & Hove Albion taking on Aston Villa at 2 PM, Bournemouth traveling to Manchester City at 2 PM, followed by Newcastle United hosting Liverpool at 4:30 PM. Mark Chapman, who will also host the first *Match of the Day* of the season on Saturday evening, will lead the discussions alongside Micah Richards and Daniel Sturridge, former Olympic teammates from London 2012. Together, they have amassed 418 Premier League appearances and both have won the trophy. Gary Neville will return as a pundit, alongside iconic commentator Peter Drury.

Monday Night Football and available resources

The Monday Night Football will close out the weekend with the West London derby between Fulham and Chelsea, both managed by former Real Madrid coaches. The broadcast begins at 6:30 PM with Dave Jones, followed by kickoff at 8:00 PM. Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville, Sky Sports stalwarts, will break down the day’s matches and share their predictions for the rest of the season. You can also join in by using our prediction generator. To follow the entire season, an interactive calendar lets you browse fixtures by competition, team, or time zone. A list of over 300 pubs and bars across the UK is also available for watching matches in public. Finally, to stay on top of analysis, injuries, and pre-match coverage, subscribe to the *And It's LIVE!* newsletter, published weekly with all the details to keep up with football daily.