On Wednesday our Live Football starts early as we have FC Red Bull Salzburg v. Lazio from the Red Bull Arena, Salzburg at 17.30 followed by Celtic v. Hapoel Tel-Aviv from Celtic Park, Glasgow.
At 20.00, as an alternative to European action, there’s more Live Carling Cup Football when it’ll be either Blackburn Rovers v. Chelsea from Ewood Park or Manchester City v. Arsenal from the City Of Manchester Stadium.
At 22.45 it’s an Inside Sport Special presented by Gabby Logan. This edition has a look at all the contenders for this year’s BBC Sports Personality Of The Year and why they have been nominated.
At 23.35 we have Carling Cup Highlights in case you missed any of the games played last night and this evening.
All we have on Thursday is Live Football when it’s Europa League action as Fulham take on CSKA Sofia at Craven Cottage, South-West London at 19.30.
Our Live Sport on Friday 4 December starts at 13.00 when we have the Aegon Masters Tennis from the Royal Albert Hall, West London with further coverage at 19.30.
At 17.15 there’s Live coverage of the FIFA World Cup Draw from Cape Town, South Africa.
And, at 18.25, we have the Highlights of all the Europa League matches played this week.
Saturday begins with Motorsport UK at 11.30 followed by our normal visit to Football Focus at 12.15. I don’t expect this to be on too long as, with a 12.30 kick-off, we’ll have Falkirk v. Rangers Live from The Falkirk Stadium.
As an alternative, at 12.45, there’s Portsmouth v. Burnley Live from Fratton Park.
At 13.00 the first of our sessions from the UK Snooker Championships starts Live from the Telford International Centre, Shropshire. There’s further coverage from 16.30. Or it’s Aegon Masters Tennis Live from the Royal Albert Hall, South-West London as the Over-35s get their chance at glory with further action from 19.30..
At 13.45 the usual suspects are catered for as we have six Races Live for you from Sandown Park and Wetherby.
Great occasion at 14.30 when we have Live International Rugby Union from Twickenham as The Barbarians face New Zealand.
At 15.50 it’s My First Year and today the eleven-year-olds are having a Year Seven Football Tournament. No !
At 16.30 it’s Sportscene Results with the latest round-up of news and scores.
With a kick-off of 17.30 we have a cracker for you as Manchester City take on Chelsea Live from the City Of Manchester Stadium.
Match Of The Day is on at 22.30 with all the day’s Premiership action.
At 00.05 it’s Casino with The Football League Show at 00.25.
At 12.30 on Sunday 6 December we have more Live Football as Hamilton Academical play Heart Of Midlithuania at New Douglas Park.
A real crowd-puller at 13.00 as, Live from Glanford Park, it’s Scunthorpe United v. Coventry City. If that’s too exciting for you you can always catch the Aegon Masters Tennis.
At 13.15 there’s the Highlights of the Rally Of Scotland with all the action from Perth and Stirling.
We return to Telford at 14.00 for more from the UK Snooker Championships with Highlights on at 23.50.
There’s Live Football from 16.00 as Everton take on Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park, Liverpool.
A double helping of Rugby Union from 17.10 as Highlights from the Magners League are followed at 18.30 by action from darn sarf with Guinness Premier Highlights.
At 21.00 it’s time for the annual love-fest as the Scottish Sport Awards come around again. Yep, it’s hand out the gong time again !
We finish the day with Match Of The Day 2 at 22.00.
On Monday we return to the UK Snooker Championships at 13.30 with more Live coverage at 19.00 and Highlights at 23.50.
At 17.30 it’s Champions League Weekly which does what it says on the tin !
At a new time of 19.30 on Monday the marvellous Sue Barker brightens the week with A Question Of Sport. Joining the captains this week are Manchester City and Republic Of Ireland Goalkeeper Shay Given, Leicestershire and Ingerland Cricketer Matthew Hoggard, Scotland Artistic Gymnast Daniel Keatings and Welsh Snooker player Matthew Stevens (who may also be on the other side).
Our Live Football tonight is Watford v. Queens Park Rangers from Vicarage Road Stadium at 19.45.
At 23.20 it’s Sportscene with a round-up of SPL action from the weekend and that’s followed by South Africa’s World Cup, a programme looking at how next year’s World Cup is affecting things in the home country and introduced by Gabby Logan.
