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Don’t touch that dial… here’s the sport on TV this weekend
Today
Cricket: Fifth Ashes Test, Day Three (Sky Sports Ashes, 10am).
Football: League One, Wolves v Crawley (Sky Sports 1, 7.30pm); Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund v Werder Bremen (BT Sport 2,7pm). Scotland League 1, Airdrie v Rangers (BT Sport 1, 7pm).
GAA: The GAA Show (3e, 8.30am).
Golf: Johnnie Walker Championship (Sky Sports 1, 10.30am, 3.30pm); PGA Tour, The Barclays (Sky Sports 1, 8pm).
Horse racing: York (Channel 4, 1.35pm; Setanta Ireland, 2pm).
Rugby: Top 14, Toulon v Racing Metro (ESPN, 7.45pm; Setanta Ireland, 7.20pm).
Tomorrow
Cricket: Fifth Test, England v Australia from the Oval, (Sky Sports Ashes 10am).
Cycling: Vuelta a Espana stage one, team time-trial from Vilanova de Arousa to Sanxenxo, (Eurosport, 5.45pm); USA Pro Challenge, (Eurosport, 10pm).
Horse Racing: Channel 4 Racing, (Channel 4, 1.30pm).
Football: Premier League, Fulham v Arsenal, (BT Sport 1, 11.30am); Aston Villa v Liverpool, (Sky Sports 1, 5pm); Championship, Bolton v QPR, (Sky Sports 1, noon); Bundesliga, Hertha Berlin v Hamburg, (BT Sport 1, 5.15pm); Primera Division, Elche v Real Sociedad, (Sky Sports 4, 5.55pm); Ligue 1, Lyon v Reims, (ESPN, 7pm); Serie A, Sampdoria v Juventus, (BT Sport 1, 7.45pm).
Golf: European Tour, Johnnie Walker Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 1pm); PGA Tour, The Barclays,(Sky Sports 3, 6pm).
Motorsport: Formula One, Belgian Grand Prix final practice, (Sky Sports F1, 9.45am, BBC2 and Setanta Sports Ireland 9.55am); Qualifying, (Sky Sports F1, noon, BBC2 12.10pm, Setanta Sports Ireland 12.55pm); GP2, Belgian Grand Prix, (Sky Sports F1, 2.35pm); GP3, Belgian Grand Prix qualifying and race one, (Sky Sports F1, 8.45am and 4.15pm).
Rugby: Rugby Championship, New Zealand v Australia, (Sky Sports 3, 8am); Argentina v South Africa, (Sky Sports 4, 8pm); Top 14, Oyonnax v Clermont Auvergne, (BT Sport 2, 1.30pm); Currie Cup, Griquas v Western Province and Blue Bulls v Golden Lions, (Sky Sports 4, 1.55pm and 4pm).
Tennis: WTA, New Haven Open, (BT Sport 2, 7.30pm, Eurosport 8pm).
Sunday
Cricket: Fifth Test, England v Australia from the Oval, (Sky Sports Ashes, 10am).
Cycling: Vuelta a Espana, stage two from Pontevedra to Monte da Groba, (Eurosport, 3pm).
GAA: All-Ireland SFC semi-final, Mayo v Tyrone, (RTÉ Two, 2.45pm, BBC2, 3.10pm); All-Ireland MFC semi-final, Mayo v Monaghan, (RTÉ Two, 1pm).
Golf: European Tour, Johnnie Walker Championship, (Sky Sports 3, noon); PGA Tour, The Barclays, (Sky Sports 3, 5pm).
Football: Premier League, Cardiff v Manchester City, (Sky Sports 1, 3.30pm); Championship, Watford v Nottingham Forest, (Sky Sports 1, 1pm); Bundesliga, Eintracht Braunschweig v Eintracht Frankfurt and Augsburg v Stuttgart, (BT Sport 1, 2pm and 4.30pm); Primera Division, Atletico Madrid v Rayo Vallecano (joining 30 minutes after kick-off) and Malaga v Barcelona, (Sky Sports 1, 6.30pm, 8pm); Ligue 1, Lille v St Etienne and Nantes v Paris St Germain, (BT Sport 2, 1pm and 8pm); Ajaccio v Nice, (ESPN, 4pm); Serie A, Inter Milan v Genoa, (BT Sport 2, 5pm); Lazio v Udinese, (BT Sport 1, 7.30pm); MLS, Chivas USA v New York Red Bulls and Seattle Sounders v Portland Timbers, (BT Sport 1, 10pm and 3am, Mon).
Motorsport: Formula One, Belgian Grand Prix, (Sky Sports F1, 11.30am, BBC1 12.10pm, Setanta Sports Ireland 12.55pm); British Touring Car Championship, races 19, 20 and 21 from Knockhill, (ITV4, 11am); IndyCar, Grand Prix of Sonoma, (ESPN,9pm); GP2, Belgian Grand Prix sprint race, (Sky Sports F1, 9.35am and Setanta Sports Ireland, 9.30am); GP3, Belgian Grand Prix race two, (Sky Sports F1, 8.20am).
Snooker: Paul Hunter Classic, PTC4 from Furth, (Eurosport, 9am).
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