Sport on TV in lockdown – what's on BBC, BT Sport and Sky Sports?
Your complete guide to watching sport during the lockdown with plenty to enjoy from BBC, BT Sport and Sky Sports
Live sporting events may be on hold during lockdown but there is still more than enough sport on TV for everyone to soak up.
BBC, BT Sport and Sky Sports have all reshuffled their listings in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic with a range of enticing sports shows to keep you entertained as we wait for the day stadiums, tracks and arenas re-open.
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RadioTimes.com has rounded up some of the best sports shows you can enjoy from the comfort of your lockdown living room – with weekly updates for each of the major broadcasters below.
What sport is on BBC this week?
For a full round-up check out our sport on BBC guide
BBC have ramped up their sporting content in the wake of the lockdown with a host of classic highlights, terrific moments and brand new fresh material from the Match of the Day team.
What's on Sky Sports this week?
For a full round-up check out our sport on Sky guide
Sky's biggest draw has always been their live sport output, and the lockdown has given them a chance to breath new life into some of the most sensational moments their cameras have captured including Ben Stokes' miraculous Ashes innings and never-ending football highlights.
What's on BT Sport this week?
For a full round-up check out our sport on BT guide
BT have a blossoming reputation for their European football offerings along with their coverage of other major live events, but the show must go on. The BT Sport football team boast live weekly shows while there's plenty of chance to soak up some of the biggest Champions League nights, boxing under the lights and UFC fights during lockdown.
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.