Match of the Day

August. 22,1964 NR

Rating：

8.5

Genre：

News Talk

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Trailer Synopsis

BBC's football highlights and analysis. "The longest-running football television programme in the world" as recognised by Guinness World Records in 2015.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 61 : 2024

29 Episode

Episode 1 - MOTD - 17th August 2024

August. 17,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the opening seven games of the new Premier League season, including Liverpool’s trip to Suffolk to face newly promoted Ipswich.

Episode 2 - MOTD - 24th August 2024

August. 24,2024

Gary Lineker presents highlights from the day’s seven Premier League matches, which include newly promoted Ipswich Town making the trip to champions Manchester City.

Episode 3 - MOTD - 31st August 2024

August. 31,2024

Gary Lineker presents highlights from the day’s seven Premier League matches, featuring Arsenal against Brighton and West Ham United v Manchester City.

Episode 4 - MOTD - 14th September 2024

September. 14,2024

Gary Lineker presents highlights from a packed day of Premier League football, with eight matches taking place, including Manchester United’s trip to Southampton.

Episode 5 - MOTD - 21st September 2024

September. 21,2024

Gary Lineker presents highlights from a busy day of Premier League action with eight games taking place, including Manchester United’s trip to the capital to face Crystal Palace.

Episode 6 - MOTD - 28th September 2024

September. 28,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day’s seven Premier League games, including the match between Newcastle United and reigning champions Manchester City.

Episode 7 - MOTD - 5th October 2024

October. 05,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day’s seven Premier League games, including reigning champions Manchester City at home to Fulham.

Episode 8 - MOTD - 19th October 2024

October. 19,2024

Gary Linekar presents highlights from the days games including Bournemouth vs Arsenal

Episode 9 - MOTD - 26th October 2024

October. 26,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day’s five Premier League games, featuring reigning champions Manchester City against newly promoted Southampton.

Episode 10 - MOTD - 2nd November 2024

November. 02,2024

Gary Lineker presents highlights from the day’s seven Premier League matches, including Arsenal’s visit to Newcastle United.

Episode 11 - MOTD - 9th November

November. 09,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from all of Saturday’s Premier League matches. The day’s games include Brighton v Manchester City and Liverpool v Aston Villa.

Episode 12 - MOTD - 23rd November 2024

November. 23,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day’s seven Premier League games, including the fixture between Manchester City and Tottenham.

Episode 13 - MOTD - 30th November 2023

November. 30,2024

Gary Lineker introduces the goals, drama and best reaction from the weekend’s Premier League fixtures, including the London derby between West Ham United and Arsenal.

Episode 14 - MOTD - 4th December 2024

December. 04,2024

All the best action, reaction and analysis as Arsenal host old foes Manchester United in one of eight midweek Premier League fixtures.

Episode 15 - MOTD - 7th December 2024

December. 07,2024

Gary Lineker introduces the goals, drama and reaction from the day's Premier League fixtures, including the final top-flight Merseyside derby to be played at Goodison Park.

Episode 16 - MOTD - 14th December 2024

December. 14,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from the day’s five matches in the Premier League, including Fulham’s trip to Liverpool and an all-Midlands clash between Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa.

Episode 17 - MOTD - 21st December 2024

December. 21,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from all of the day's Premier League matches, including Aston Villa v Manchester City and Crystal Palace v Arsenal.

Episode 18 - MOTD - 26th December 2024

December. 26,2024

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from all the Boxing Day Premier League fixtures, which feature both Manchester City and Liverpool.

Episode 19 - MOTD - 29th December 2024

December. 29,2024

Kelly Sommers introduces highlights from the day's six Premier League matches.

Episode 20 - MOTD - 4th January 2025

January. 04,2025

Gary Lineker introduces the goals, drama and reaction from the day's Premier League games.

Episode 21 - MOTD - 15th January 2025

January. 15,2025

Highlights from eight midweek Premier League games, including tonight’s eagerly anticipated north London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham.

Episode 22 - MOTD - 18th January 2025

January. 18,2025

Highlights from all of the day’s Premier League fixtures, including pacesetters Liverpool’s visit to Brentford, who have impressed with their free-flowing football this season.

Episode 23 - MOTD - 25th January 2025

January. 25,2025

Highlights from another exciting day of action in the Premier League, with the day’s six fixtures headlined by Manchester City’s heavyweight clash with Chelsea.

Episode 24 - MOTD - 1st February 2025

February. 01,2025

Gary Lineker presents highlights from another exciting day of Premier League action, featuring key games at the foot of the table.

Episode 25 - MOTD - 15th February 2025

February. 15,2025

Gary Lineker introduces highlights and reaction from the eight Premier League games played so far this weekend, including Manchester City v Newcastle and Leicester v Arsenal.

Episode 26 - MOTD - 22nd February 2025

February. 22,2025

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from all the day's Premier League matches, which include a London derby between Arsenal and West Ham.

Episode 27 - MOTD - 26th February 2025

February. 26,2025

Highlights from the midweek Premier League matches, which include title chasers Liverpool hosting Newcastle United at Anfield.

Episode 28 - MOTD - 8th March 2025

March. 08,2025

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from another crucial round of fixtures in the Premier League, headlined by Nottingham Forest welcoming Manchester City to the City Ground.

Episode 29 - MOTD - 15th March 2024

March. 15,2025

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of the day’s five Premier League games, including the clash between Manchester City and Brighton.

Seasons 60 : 2023

46 Episode

Seasons 59 : 2022

44 Episode

Seasons 58 : 2021

48 Episode

Seasons 57 : 2020

59 Episode

Seasons 56 : 2019

50 Episode

Seasons 55 : 2018

48 Episode

Seasons 54 : 2017

45 Episode

Seasons 53 : 2016

46 Episode

Seasons 52 : 2015

74 Episode

Seasons 51 : 2014

41 Episode

Seasons 50 : 2013

108 Episode

Seasons 49 : 2012

83 Episode

Seasons 48 : 2011

93 Episode

Seasons 47 : 2010

63 Episode

Seasons 46 : 2009

132 Episode

Seasons 45 : 2008

59 Episode

Seasons 44 : 2007

72 Episode

Seasons 43 : 2006

82 Episode

Seasons 42 : 2005

136 Episode

Seasons 41 : 2004

81 Episode

Seasons 40 : 2003

113 Episode

Seasons 39 : 2002

51 Episode

Seasons 38 : 2001

93 Episode

Seasons 37 : 2000

57 Episode

Seasons 36 : 1999

90 Episode

Seasons 35 : 1998

55 Episode

Seasons 34 : 1997

71 Episode

Seasons 33 : 1996

53 Episode

Seasons 32 : 1995

53 Episode

Seasons 31 : 1994

53 Episode

Seasons 30 : 1993

50 Episode

Seasons 29 : 1992

46 Episode

Seasons 28 : 1991

22 Episode

Seasons 27 : 1990

21 Episode

Seasons 26 : 1989

16 Episode

Seasons 25 : 1988

13 Episode

Seasons 24 : 1987

19 Episode

Seasons 23 : 1986

14 Episode

Seasons 22 : 1985

14 Episode

Seasons 21 : 1984

39 Episode

Seasons 20 : 1983

37 Episode

Seasons 19 : 1982

37 Episode

Seasons 18 : 1981

42 Episode

Seasons 17 : 1980

40 Episode

Seasons 16 : 1979

46 Episode

Seasons 15 : 1978

41 Episode

Seasons 14 : 1977

41 Episode

Seasons 13 : 1976

43 Episode

Seasons 12 : 1975

43 Episode

Seasons 11 : 1974

43 Episode

Seasons 10 : 1973

42 Episode

Seasons 9 : 1972

43 Episode

Seasons 8 : 1971

43 Episode

Seasons 7 : 1970

43 Episode

Seasons 6 : 1969

40 Episode

Seasons 5 : 1968

38 Episode

Seasons 4 : 1967

42 Episode

Seasons 3 : 1966

40 Episode

Seasons 2 : 1965

33 Episode

Seasons 1 : 1964

37 Episode

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Soccer AM

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One on One 2001

Jim Rome Is Burning

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Jim Rome Is Burning 2003

Peyton's Places

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The FIFA World Cup Show

All the latest World Cup news, match highlights, analysis and features can be seen every night.

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Wheel Blacks: Bodies on the Line

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Wheel Blacks: Bodies on the Line 2024

Pardon the Interruption

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High Heat

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